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'More than other genres, biography defies methodology. So how do we read it? asks Evelyn Juers in a bravura essay that opens HEAT Series 3 Number 11. Her resolution – to interpret, digress, to walk on some biographical byways – leads first to Virginia Woolf, and on to Albert Einstein and his significant connection to a scientific expedition at Wallal in Western Australia in 1922. In a striking work of fiction, Sara Mesa (translated from the Spanish by Katie Whittemore), takes us into the mind of a young translator, alone in an oppressive small town, as she attempts to make sense of her surroundings. And poets Mona Kareem (translated from the Arabic by Sara Elkamel) and Suneeta Peres da Costa complete the issue with minimalist sequences that traverse beauty, pain, displacement, totems and food.' (Publication summary)
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Only literary material within AustLit's scope individually indexed. Other material in this issue includes:
Totality in Wallal. Woolf in Yorkshire. Einstein in Scharbeutz by Evelyn Juers
Un Amor by Sara Mesa and translated by Katie Whittemore
Three poems by Mona Kareem and translated by Sara Elkamel
Contents
- What He Did and Didn't Eati"Not - olives. Pumpkin but not zucchini; carrots but not peas.", single work poetry (p. 49)
- The Doctor of Philosophyi"He had been working on the same project, a study of the", single work poetry (p. 50)
- The Abandoned Panettonei"How difficult it might be to abandoned and alone, at Easter, at", single work poetry (p. 51)
