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Wet Ink, No. 10 edited by Phillip Edmonds and Dominique Wilson
After the Celebration: Australian Fiction 1989–2007 by Ken Gelder and Paul Salzman
War Criminals Welcome: Australia, a Sanctuary for fugitive war criminals since 1945 by Mark Aarons
The judges for this prestigious award are Bernard Smith, Mary Lord, Graham Rowlands and Rick Hosking. Some proven stayers, good mud gallopers, smart on top of the ground, they are judges amply qualified to assess a varied field.
We offer a form guide provided by well-known Sydney racing identity, Don Scott.
... (read more)The Poetry of Judith Wright:: A search for unity by Shirley Walker
More than thirty years after the last helicopters left the roof of the American embassy in Saigon, the flow of new books on the Vietnam war shows no sign of abating. Among them are some intended for a limited, scholarly market, some for a wider general readership; some for Americans, some for Australians. These three books exemplify some of the trends in both the substance and the style of Vietnam war histories, and illustrate both the virtues and the faults of differing approaches to the most controversial conflict of the twentieth century.
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