Dog 1, Dog 2 single work   short story  
Issue Details: First known date: 1993... 1993 Dog 1, Dog 2
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  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Outrider : A Journal of Multicultural Literature in Australia Queensland : Words and All vol. 10 Indooroopilly : Phoenix Publications , 1993 Z591899 1993 periodical issue

    'Queensland : Words and all may sound to some a very parochial title. It may even convey the promise of more or less sensational revelations. To others it may suggest a representative documentation of the state of Queensland letters, the 'art of the state', as it were.' (Introduction)

    Queensland : Words and All
    Indooroopilly : Phoenix Publications , 1993
    pg. 59-64
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Headgames Nick Earls , Ringwood : Penguin , 1999 Z60627 1999 selected work short story humour Ringwood : Penguin , 1999 pg. 73-84
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    y separately published work icon The Pen and the Stethoscope Leah Kaminsky (editor), Carlton North : Scribe , 2010 Z1729835 2010 anthology short story prose

    'It is through writing that many doctors have plumbed the depths and richness of their experiences and, in turn, used this to explore their patients' inner lives.

    The Pen and the Stethoscope is a unique collection of fiction and non-fiction by doctor-writers that gives us a fascinating look behind the doctor's mask, and gets inside the minds of those who deal with enormous existential issues and traumatic situations on a daily basis.

    These stories canvass emotional experiences acutely felt by doctors: an awareness of our mortality, of how humanity interplays with medicine, of the weight of responsibility carried by the profession. They bring into sharp focus, in many cases, the point of view of the patient, illuminating the experience of grief, trauma, illness, and ageing that doctors witness through their work.

    With a foreword by Jerome Groopman, contributors include Oliver Sacks, Atul Gawande, Irvin Yalom, Jacinta Halloran, Abraham Verghese, Gabriel Weston, Peter Goldsworthy, John Murray, Robert Jay Lifton, Danielle Ofri, Perri Klass, Nick Earls, Ethan Canin, Sandeep Jauhar, and Leah Kaminsky.' (From the publisher's website.)

    Carlton North : Scribe , 2010
    pg. 156-164
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