Writing Australian Unsettlement: Modes of Poetic Invention 1796-1945 by Michael Farrell Palgrave ISBN 978-1-137-48571-7 Reviewed by ROBERT WOOD Michael Farrell’s Writing Australian Unsettlement is necessary reading. It
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The Hazards by Sarah Holland-Batt UQP ISBN 978-0-7022-5359-1 Reviewed by TIFFANY TSAO The first poem of Sarah Holland-Batt’s The Hazards provides a fitting opening for
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Robert Wood grew up in a multicultural household in Perth. He holds degrees from the Australian National University and the University of Pennsylvania, where he
Welsh-born Olivia Rushin lives in Brisbane and is currently studying a Bachelor of Science (Psychology) and Arts (Writing) at the University of Queensland. She’s been
Haifa Fragments by Khulud Khamis Spinifex Press ISBN 9781742199009 Reviewed by SELMA DABBAGH The protagonist of Khulud Khamis’s first novel, Haifa Fragments, Maisoon, is a jewellery designer
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