Sinéad Stubbins Sinéad Stubbins i(8694858 works by)
Gender: Female
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1 Deadloch, Wellmania and the Matildas : The Best Australian Television of 2023 Luke Buckmaster , Sian Cain , Janine Israel , Alan Vaarwerk , Jack Snape , Sinéad Stubbins , 2023 single work review
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 29 December 2023;

— Review of Deadloch Kate McLennan , Kate McCartney , Kirsty Fisher , Anchuli Felicia King , Madeleine Sami , Christian White , 2023 series - publisher film/TV ; The Newsreader Michael Lucas , Jonathan Gavin , Niki Aken , Kim Ho , 2021 series - publisher film/TV ; Wellmania Brigid Delaney , Benjamin Law , 2023 series - publisher film/TV ; The Messenger Sarah Lambert , Kirsty Fisher , Kim Wilson , Magda Wozniak , 2022 series - publisher film/TV ; Love Me Blake Ayshford , Adele Vuko , Leon Ford , Alison Bell , 2022 series - publisher film/TV
1 The Lake Sinéad Stubbins , 2023 single work short story
— Appears in: The Saturday Paper , 23-29 September 2023;
1 12 Subsidised Medicare Sessions Sinéad Stubbins , 2022 single work short story
— Appears in: The Saturday Paper , 8-14 January 2022;
1 What I Wish I'd Known About : Being Edited Kill Your Darlings , Rebecca Giggs , Ruhi Lee , Andrew Pippos , Jock Serong , Sinéad Stubbins , Joshua Pomare , Laura Woollett , 2021 single work column
— Appears in: Kill Your Darlings [Online] , July 2021;
1 Show Your Working : Sinéad Stubbins Sinéad Stubbins , 2021 single work column
— Appears in: Kill Your Darlings [Online] , June 2021;
1 2 y separately published work icon In My Defence, I Have No Defence Sinéad Stubbins , Mulgrave : Affirm Press , 2021 20969817 2021 single work autobiography

'You know that feeling of gentle contentment, that calm and present energy that comes when every miraculous cell in your body knows exactly who you are, what you’re doing and where you’re going? Well, Sinéad Stubbins has not had that feeling once in her entire, life.

'Sinéad has always known that there was a better version of herself lying just outside of her grasp. That if she listened to the right song or won the right (any) award or knew about whisky or followed the right Instagram psychologist or drank kombucha, ever, or enacted the correct 70-step Korean skincare regime, she would become her ‘best self’.

'In My Defence, I Have No Defence raises the white flag on trying to live up to impossible standards. Wild and funny and wickedly relatable, it is one woman’s reckoning with her complete inability to self-improve and a hilarious reprieve for anyone who has ever struggled to be better. This is the comfort read of the year from Australia’s most exciting new comedy writer.' (Publication summary)

1 Why Rebecca Gibney's Wanted Is One of Australia’s Most Progressive Dramas Sinéad Stubbins , 2016 single work column
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 10 March 2016;
'It’s not just about casting two women in the leads. It’s about keeping their characters nuanced and complicated in a genre dominated by men.'
1 Tim Tams and Panel Vans : Looking for Alibrandi, Australia’s Best Teen Movie Sinéad Stubbins , 2015 single work review
— Appears in: The Guardian Australia , 30 June 2015;

— Review of Looking for Alibrandi Melina Marchetta , 2000 single work film/TV
1 The Cheeseburger: The Most Political Food in the World Sinéad Stubbins , 2013 single work essay
— Appears in: Voiceworks , Spring no. 94 2013; (p. 39-41)
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