y separately published work icon Short and Not Always Sweet selected work   poetry   prose  
Issue Details: First known date: 2018... 2018 Short and Not Always Sweet
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'Short & Not Always Sweet reflects a lifetime of experiences through poetry and prose, of an 85 year-old woman who never intended to say, ‘if only …’ It was Gough Whitlam who gave Mary Jenkins a chance to be educated. She was in her 70s when she completed a PhD. This followed working as a model and brothel investigator in London; an au-pair in France; lover and mother in Sweden; associate builder: Cohousing, Hobart; a casual lecturer; and, finally, a home builder in Cygnet, Tasmania. These experiences have all affected her life and writing.'

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    • Hobart, Southeast Tasmania, Tasmania,: A Published Event , 2018 .
      Extent: 156p.p.
      Series: y separately published work icon The People's Library A Published Event , Tasmania : 2018 18983593 2018 series - publisher

      Created by A Published Event, The People's Library is a contemporary artwork that involves the commissioning of 113 original works of poetry, prose, memoir and more, which were 'presented' in the form of live readings and performances at the Hob/Art Book Fair, 21-22 September 2018.

      Number in series: 53
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