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Video - Germaine's Legacy - After The Female Eunuch - session at Adelaide Writers' Week - Part 1PART 1 - Robyn Davidson, Georgia Blain and Deborah Robertson join Germaine Greer in this Adelaide Writers' Week panel to discuss the legacy of Greer's The Female Eunuch.Published 1 April, 2008 
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Richard Flanagan’s new novel draws on the historical figure Mathinna and addresses the extermination of Tasmania’s Aboriginal population. But while it draws on history, Wanting is a work of imagination, the author tells Lachlan Jobbins.10 October, 2008
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New titles in July and August from Melbourne University Press1 July, 2008 
Debra Adelaide answers Deborah Crabtree’s questions about her forthcoming novel The Household Guide to Dying.2 June, 2008 
When Catherine Jinks first heard about the fascinating Atkinson family, their literary achievements and their connection to Australia’s first ‘serial killer’, she was determined to tell the story as truthfully as possible. But, as she tells Matthia Dempsey, some facts are impossible to pin down.2 June, 2008 
It was an experience at the heart of her memoir Unpolished Gem and now Alice Pung has edited a collection of works by other Asian-Australians on their experiences growing up in Australia. She talks to Matthia Dempsey1 June, 2008 |
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