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'In Eyewitness, Garrie Hutchinson has selected the cream of writing from Australia's wars. Many of our finest writer-reporters are featured' (back cover). Includes extracts from works by C.E.W. Bean, Ion Idriess, Kenneth Slessor, Osmar White,George Johnston, Wilfred Burchett, Hugh Lunn and others.
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[Review] Eyewitness. Australians Write from the Front Line
2006
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— Appears in: Reviews in Australian Studies , vol. 1 no. 8 2006;
— Review of Eyewitness : Australians Write from the Front Line 2005 anthology prose autobiography -
Journalism : Eyewitness. Australians Write from the Front Line
2006
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— Appears in: The Times Literary Supplement , 6 January no. 5362 2006; (p. 11)'Australian war correspondents have long been known for their tenacious ability to get to the story, and for the paradoxical blend of patriotism and cynicism that is sometimes seen as an attribute of the national character. Thus a new anthology that showcases the range and vigour of their reports is very welcome.' (Introduction)
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[Review] Eyewitness. Australians Write from the Front Line
2006
single work
review
— Appears in: Reviews in Australian Studies , vol. 1 no. 8 2006;
— Review of Eyewitness : Australians Write from the Front Line 2005 anthology prose autobiography -
Journalism : Eyewitness. Australians Write from the Front Line
2006
single work
column
— Appears in: The Times Literary Supplement , 6 January no. 5362 2006; (p. 11)'Australian war correspondents have long been known for their tenacious ability to get to the story, and for the paradoxical blend of patriotism and cynicism that is sometimes seen as an attribute of the national character. Thus a new anthology that showcases the range and vigour of their reports is very welcome.' (Introduction)
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