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Review of Australian Fiction/The Nature of Things

February 24, 2015

Guess what! The latest issue of the Review of Australian Fiction features a brand new story by Jessica White, and another by me. Jessica is a country girl from New South Wales who, at just four years of age, lost most of her hearing due to meningitis. Being a determined little girl, she refused to … Continue reading →

Filed under : Miscellaneous Ramblings
Author : nike
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Tags : Jessica White , Review of Australian Fiction , The Nature of Things , When The World Shivered

transcendence and uncertainty

September 1, 2014

Many moons ago, Jessica White tagged me in a ‘blog hop’. I only had to answer five questions, but it has taken me more than a month to get to it. In my defence: the questions were HARD! What am I working on now? I’m a bit of a bower-bird … Continue reading →

Filed under : On Writing , Rupetta , Work in Progress
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