Tasmanian Times
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959Forgotten Fearless Females
Paula Xiberras Clare Wright has only been to Tasmania once but she had a wonderful time and wonders to herself why she...
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Google Books decision ignores needs of copyright owners
Australian Society of AuthorsAuthors will be disappointed to learn that a judge in the US has held that, despite a prima facie...
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Acorn Press Summer Catalogue
Paul Arnott, Acorn PressDownload our 2013 Acorn Press Summer Catalogue. Books can be ordered via our website at www.acornpress.net.au or by calling...
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New coffee table book explores Melbourne’s cultural history
Scott Eathorne Quikmark Media Melbournestyle presents two stunning new hardcover books from renowned artist & author Maree Coote. The fully revised &...
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Tasmanian authors release new novels
FableCroft Publishing, http://fablecroft.com.au/ Tasmanian speculative fiction literature is in abundance this month with the release of two new books from local press,...
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Kind Connolly creeps into Kingston
Paula Xiberras Irish novelist John Connolly was in Tasmania recently to speak at Kingston Library. Somehow fitting, this Irish crime writer with...
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Andrew Nikolic MP: Inaugural Speech
Let me begin by acknowledging the debt of gratitude I owe to so many others, a debt that I am determined to...
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Take a look into the future …
Sharon Evans Big Sky Publishing – Marketing & Communications, www.bigskypublishing.com.au … 92 year-old WW2 veteran’s thought-provoking futuristic thriller about climate change Drought,...
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Learning from Leunig
Allen & Unwin Michael Leunig, cartoonist extraordinaire and philosopher loves Tasmania, he finds it ‘enchanting, and ‘with a unique flavour’ and singles...
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Jamie’s Garden of E-dible
Paula Xiberras The name Jamie means supplanter, to replace something, in Jamie Durie’s case its a matter of replacing our conception of...
