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Category Archives: fiction
THE NWF/JOANNE BURNS AWARD 2016
It’s time again for the Microlit Award jointly-sponsored by the Newcastle Writers Festival and Spineless Wonders. Finalists in 2015 saw their work made into visual presentations. Very exciting! Check out my winning story under ‘videos’ here. In 2016 finalists will be considered for … Continue reading
Living a Dream – Day 19
If you’re living a dream, is it supposed to storm? With no lightning, just thunder that goes on for so long you wonder if Thor’s record got stuck? And rain clouds you’ve been keeping an eye on sneak down off … Continue reading
Posted in fiction, Travel, Writing
Tagged James Baldwin, lifestyle, Provence, travel, writing, Writing process
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Sydney Writers’ Festival 2015 – On Home and Exile
It’s pouring. We wait outside the Philharmonic Studio on the wharf for the session On Exile and Home where an organiser pokes the bulge full of water in the canvas roof and a waterfall cascades over the edge. The water … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fiction
Tagged Assaf Gavron, exile, home, homeland, novel, sydney writer festival, Tommy Wieringa, Zia Haider Rahman
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All is Not Well on the Australian Literary Front
Last Monday the Prime Minister’s Literary Awards Fiction Prize was split between Richard Flanagan for The Narrow Road to the Deep North and Steven Carroll for A World of Other People. When Richard Flanagan gave the $40,000 prize money he … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fiction
Tagged books, fiction, Louise Adler, Prime Minister's Literary Awards, Richard Flanagan, Steven Carroll
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Richard Flanagan on his Man Booker winner
Breaking News: Richard Flanagan won the 2014 Man Booker with his novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North. This morning I listened to his interview with Guardian Books. The first thing that struck me was here was someone who … Continue reading
Posted in Books, fiction
Tagged fiction, form, Man Booker, Richard Flanagan, The Narrow Road to the Deep North
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