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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 11-17 August 2018 of The Saturday Paper est. 2014 The Saturday Paper
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Playwright, Director and Dramaturge Declan Greene, Maxine Beneba Clarke , single work column

'1. Spidery handwriting is scrawled over almost every inch of the large freestanding whiteboard, demarcating a complex web of scenes, scene transitions and narrative arcs. Melbourne playwright, director and dramaturge Declan Greene crouches down to scrawl notes in the only sliver of space left.' (Introduction)

Sam Twyford-Moore The Rapids, JR , single work review
Sisonke Msimang Always Another Country, single work review

'Sisonke Msimang’s father fled South Africa and the violent repression of the African National Congress (ANC) in the early 1960s. She was born in Lusaka, Zambia and raised in a family at the centre of a revolutionary community in exile. They were forever moving to yet “another country” – Kenya and Canada were to follow. “…the dream of freedom was a sort of home for us,” she writes. They return to post-Apartheid South Africa in the early 1990s. It’s thrilling at first. But soon, Msimang realises that her absence from the country during the toughest years of struggle alienates her from the experience of other black South Africans. She discovers that it is one thing to be “of” and another to be “from” a country.' (Introduction)

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