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Issue Details: First known date: 2017... 11 March 2017 of The Saturday Paper est. 2014 The Saturday Paper
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* Contents derived from the , 2017 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Brentley Frazer, Scoundrel Days, JD , single work essay
'The shame is that Frazer’s childhood in The Truth is so teasingly dismissed, as he chooses instead to chronicle the most boring decade of a young literary hoon’s life, aping, for the umpteenth time, the tired old conventions of a movement whose toxic influence still lingers.' (Introduction)
Lia Hills : The Crying Place, EA , single work essay
'Saul, a mid-30s drifter, finds out his childhood friend Jed has committed suicide. Skipping the funeral, he sets out from Sydney on an epic trip across their homeland to find answers. Travelling to the fictional community of Ininyingi in Pitjantjatjara country, all he has to go on is a single photograph of Nara, an Aboriginal woman and Jed’s former lover.' (Introduction)
Kathryn Heyman, Author, Sarah Price , single work biography
'Before she started writing her latest novel, Storm and Grace, Kathryn Heyman was woken by her dreams. She dreamt of rippling light on the ocean’s surface, a brilliant mosaic of gold and blue. She dreamt of free diving, of being submerged deep under water where blue turns to black and dazzling colour to darkness. In her dreams Heyman was weightless, sliding towards the shadows where everything was quiet and still.' (Introduction)
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