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Issue Details: First known date: 2003... 6-7 September 2003 of The Sydney Morning Herald est. 1842 The Sydney Morning Herald
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Femme Fatales of the Pen, Dorothy Johnston , single work criticism (p. 1-2) Section: Books Extra
Past Masters of Future Wrongs, Michael Pollak , Margaret MacNabb , single work criticism (p. 2-3) Section: Books Extra
Short Cuts, Stuart Coupe , single work review
— Review of The Easy Sin Jon Cleary , 2002 single work novel ; (p. 4) Section: Books Extra
Dance of the Peasant Prince, Neil Jillett , single work biography (p. 8-9) Section: Spectrum
Dig Deep, It's Party Time, Valerie Lawson , single work criticism
Broadly examines the arts festivals held in the major Australian state capital cities and discusses funding arrangements and sponsorships.
 (p. 10-11) Section: Spectrum
Greed is Good as a Conversation Piece, A. P. Riemer , single work review
— Review of Seven Types of Ambiguity Elliot Perlman , 2003 single work novel ; (p. 14-15) Section: Spectrum
Life Inside the Razor Wire, Natasha Cica , single work review
— Review of Desert Sorrow : Asylum Seekers at Woomera Tom Mann , 2003 single work autobiography ; (p. 16) Section: Spectrum
In Short : Non-Fiction, Bruce Elder , single work review
— Review of Songman : The Story of an Aboriginal Elder of Uluru Bob Randall , 2003 single work life story ; (p. 19) Section: Spectrum
From Laughter to Tears in Double Time, Jill Sykes , single work review
— Review of Saving Henry Angus Cerini , 2003 single work drama ; (p. 22)
The Spirited Torment of a Ghost Writer, Alan Ramsey , single work criticism
Ramsey quotes a substantial portion of Paul Keating's 1995 speech 'The Ghost of the Swagman' in order to illustrate, by way of contrast, his assertion that current [2003] politicians exhibit a dearth of skill in the area of speechwriting and delivery.
 (p. 37)
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