Dishing Out Tough Love single work   autobiography  
Issue Details: First known date: 2011... 2011 Dishing Out Tough Love
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'A screenwriting friend who has recently seen the release of his latest film was chatting with me about the experience of being on set - as co-producer he was present for his film's whole shoot. When I asked him about a particular actor, the star of his film, he said - well, he's an actor. You know what they're like. They're anxious. They always want to know what you think. They need you to tell them how good they are, all the time.'  (Introduction)

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Alternative title: Praise, Improvement, Praise
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Australian Author vol. 43 no. 2 June 2011 Z1796524 2011 periodical issue 2011 pg. 13-15
  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Australian Author vol. 50 no. 2 2018 15356073 2018 periodical issue

    'In October 1962, the inaugural meeting of the proposed Society of Authors was held, to end the present feudal state of the Australian writer' and address the issues of 'poor and variable anthology fees, the need for standard contracts and the position regarding copyright' (Dal Stivens. foundation president). Broadside, the first journal of the Australian Society of Authors, began in September 1963 as a 'medium of information and opinion', and fulfilled that role until the last edition was published in July 1968 to make way for the launch of The Australian Author in 1969. This magazine was never intended as a literary puma\ and, as a result, did not meet the funding criteria of the time. Rather, its purpose was to 'concentrate attention on the defence of literary property—the writer's business (Stephany Steggall, Status and Sugar, 2013), which is exactly what it did for the next 50 years. ' (Publication summary)
     

         2018     pg. 108-111
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Subjects:
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  • What Falls Away Tegan Bennett Daylight , 2001 single work novel
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