Gender

The sting

by Milly Main •

July–August 2013, no. 353

Just Between Us: Australian Writers Tell the Truth about Female Friendship edited by Maggie Scott et al.

Pan Macmillan, $29.99 pb, 352 pp, 9781742612140

Gender

The sting

by Milly Main •

July–August 2013, no. 353

Friendship between women is ideal. It is affectionate and nurturing, founded on generosity and mutual love. It is intimate and loyal, because you can tell your best friend anything and she won’t betray you. It lasts a lifetime.

Milly Main

Milly Main is a New York City-based writer and editor, originally hailing from Perth, WA. She was the 2012 ABR Ian Potter Foundation Editorial Intern.

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Hope: The autobiography by Pope Francis and translated by Richard Dixon

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by Jason Steger
Fiction

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by Kirsten Tranter
Art

Blue Poles: Jackson Pollock, Gough Whitlam and the painting that changed a nation by Tom McIlroy

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Milly Main

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Love Unedited by Caro Llewellyn

Elegy, Southwest: A novel by Madeleine Watts

Blue Poles: Jackson Pollock, Gough Whitlam and the painting that changed a nation by Tom McIlroy

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