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Issue Details: First known date: 2022... 19-25 November 2022 of The Saturday Paper est. 2014 The Saturday Paper
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* Contents derived from the 2022 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
[Review] Sunshine Super Girl, Robert Reid , single work review
— Review of Sunshine Super Girl Andrea James , 2020 single work drama ;

'Melbourne Theatre Company’s newest work is an adventurous and relentlessly upbeat portrayal of the life of Evonne Goolagong Cawley. By Robert Reid.'

The Angel of Fitzroy, Mark Smith , single work short story
Gail Jones Salonika Burning, Carmel Bird , single work review
— Review of Salonika Burning Gail Jones , 2022 single work novel ;

'Salonika Burning, the ninth novel from Gail Jones, is an enthralling narrative that transports readers to the battlefields of Greece in 1917. Jones, whose book The Death of Noah Glass won the Prime Minister’s Literary Award for Fiction in 2019, is one of Australia’s most distinguished and highly awarded writers. This latest novel, like much of her work, brings the settings and dramas of the past into sharp and vivid focus.' (Introduction)   

Fiona McFarlane The Sun Walks Down, Fiona Wright , single work review
— Review of The Sun Walks Down Fiona McFarlane , 2022 single work novel ;

'“How are they losing their children like this, all over the country?” asks an Afghan cameleer as he passes through the town of Fairly, where The Sun Walks Down is set. Days earlier, the farmhand Billy considers the fear that “a lost child” evokes in the people now implanted on his Country: it is “the one cost of settling on this land that they consider unreasonable”. His sister, once employed as a nursemaid, retells the tale of the Pied Piper, speaking of her two stolen daughters; an Irish housekeeper, in counterpoint, describes an Indigenous story once overheard, about a mother spirit looking for her missing children.' (Introduction)   

Glenn Shea, Kate Holden , single work column

'For First Nations theatre-maker Glenn Shea, the comedy series Basically Black remains as fresh and radical as when it premiered in 1973. By Kate Holden.'

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