Issue Details: First known date: 2023... 2023 Shankari Chandran Wins the Miles Franklin with a Sophisticated Take on Racism, Cultural Erasure and What It Means to Belong
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'“Race and racial identity and what it means to be Australian and who gets to decide that … that has been a part of my life here, for my entire life …,” says Western Sydney author Shankari Chandran. “I’ve thought about it a lot but never had the courage to write about it.”' (Introduction)

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