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'The inciting incident in Josephine Rowe’s short story ‘Glisk’ (winner of the 2016 Jolley Prize) unpacks in an instant. A dog emerges from the scrub and a ute veers into oncoming traffic. A sedan carrying a mother and two kids swerves into the safety barrier, corroded by the salt air, and disappears over a sandstone bluff. Three-quarters of a family are erased. And it all happens ‘in a glisk’, Fynn, the driver of the ute, will say years later.' (Introduction)
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https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/archive/2019/september-2019-no-414/417-september-2019-no-414/5781-bronwyn-lea-reviews-here-until-august-stories-by-josephine-rowe-and-this-taste-for-silence-stories-by-amanda-o-callaghan
Nomads and Timid Souls : Two New Short-story Collections
Australian Book Review
Australian Book Review
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- Here Until August : Stories 2019 selected work short story
- This Taste for Silence : Stories 2019 selected work short story
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