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The Best Australian Stories 2009
Delia Falconer
(editor),
Melbourne
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Black Inc.
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2009
Z1652008
2009
anthology
short story
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(taught in 2 units)
'After searching high and low for the year's outstanding short fiction, Delia Falconer has selected masterful stories from some of the country's best-loved authors and exciting work from the up-and-coming. 'Stories don't have the novel's luxury of great swathes of time, its layerings, its wanderings, its counterpoints,' she observes. 'Instead, they must cut to the bone straightaway ... Sometimes they capture a shift in a whole world; at other times they put into words a mood or tone that we might not have seen, until it appears so beautifully before us. ' With their wry humor, quiet intensity and elegant economy, these stories display Australian writing at its diverse, unpredictable best.' (Publication summary)
Melbourne
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Black Inc.
,
2009
pg.
231-238
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The Big Issue
13 July
2009
Z1664550
2009
periodical issue
2009
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Something Special, Something Rare : Outstanding Short Stories by Australian Women
Black Inc.
(editor),
Melbourne
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Black Inc.
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2015
8162994
2015
anthology
short story
'Drawn from over a decade of Best Australian Stories, this collection presents outstanding short fiction by the country's finest female writers. Including tales of love, family, heartbreak and joy, it showcases the strength and diversity of writing by Australian women. From the dramatic to the hilarious, these stories will enchant, move and delight the reader. (Publication summary)
Melbourne : Black Inc. , 2015 pg. 26-35
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