James Dryburgh James Dryburgh i(A147774 works by)
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Scotland,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe, ;
Gender: Male
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James Dryburgh is a Scottish-born Tasmanian writer. His writing on Latin America has been published by New Internationalist, Island Magazine, Smith Journal, Green Left Weekly, Online Opinion, Axis of Logic (USA), Correo del Orinoco (Venezuela) and others. Dryburgh writes for, and has been Editor of TasmanianTimes.com

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y separately published work icon The Balfour Correspondent Tasmania : The Bob Brown Foundation , 2017 14980865 2017 selected work correspondence

James Dryburgh enters into correspondence with a teenage girl who, living in Balfour (now a ghost town) in the Tasmanian wilderness a century earlier, had written letters to a newspaper editor, detailing her daily life.
2019 longlisted Tasmania Book Prizes Tasmanian Literary Awards — Margaret Scott Prize
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