‘Weaponised Irony’ : After Fictionalising Elizabeth Macarthur’s Life, Kate Grenville Edits Her Letters single work   review  
Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 2022 ‘Weaponised Irony’ : After Fictionalising Elizabeth Macarthur’s Life, Kate Grenville Edits Her Letters
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' Do not believe too quickly!

'This warning prologue begins Kate Grenville’s novel A Room Made of Leaves (2021), a purported long-lost secret memoir by Elizabeth Macarthur that Grenville “found” hidden in a roof cavity.' (Introduction)

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