Life on JobKeeper : Swapping Aspiration for Inspiration single work   autobiography  
Issue Details: First known date: 2021... 2021 Life on JobKeeper : Swapping Aspiration for Inspiration
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'IN SEPTEMBER 2020, two months into Melbourne’s second lockdown, I was in my local park doing my allotted hour of physical activity when a pleasant feeling that wasn’t just feel-good-exercise-chemicals flowed through me. A surprising thought followed: ‘I’m really happy.’' (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Griffith Review Hey, Utopia! no. 73 2021 22539795 2021 periodical issue

    'There’s no place like utopia.

    'What are the possibilities and pitfalls of imagining a better future? Hey, Utopia! explores the ramifications of Thomas More's term in a range of contexts: the possible and the improbable, the out of reach and almost realised.

    'Edited by Ashley Hay and featuring work by Sarah Sentilles, Thurston Moore & John Kinsella, Ellen van Neervan, Alex Cothren, Fiona Foley and Lea McInerney, Griffith Review 73 looks into visions past and present, those with potential and those that proved punishing.' (Publication summary)

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