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Issue Details: First known date: 2018... vol. 29 no. 4 November 2018 of Jessie Street National Women's Library Newsletter est. 1990 Jessie Street National Women's Library Newsletter
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2018 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Curiosity, Scepticism and the Desire to Uncover the Truth, Jessica Stewart , single work column
'At the 2018 Jessie Street Annual Luncheon, guest speaker and five times Walkley Award winner Kate McClymont mused on the character traits that sustained her in her career as an investigative journalist. An attribute which she did not raise but was noted by Library board member Suzanne Marks in her introduction, was courage.'

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Dilemmas of Australian Women Crime Writers, Charlotte Van Ewyk , single work column
'When I started to write this article I was not expecting to encounter so many dilemmas that Australian women face when writing a crime novel. Should a book be fun, or have a female lead, or include women’s issues, or be set in Australia at all? These issues show up in three very different novels, and are dealt with in very different ways.' (Introduction)
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Jill Ker Conway: Author, Historian and Feminist Pioneer (1934–2018), Rowena Henery , single work obituary (p. 10)
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