Tasmanian Times
Books
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115Literary Launceston – Part 2
There’s no doubt that springtime is also festival time in northern Tasmania. It’s the season when people emerge from hibernation, throw off...
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Literary Launceston – Part 1
Dictionaries define poetry as, ‘the purest form of literary expression’, while Greek lyric poet Simonides (556BC-468BC) suggested – more poetically! – that...
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Linda Cockburn – Eat My Shadow
Eat My Shadow, Australian dystopian literary fiction from the author of Living the Good Life, has just been released. Blurb 20 years...
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Book Review – ‘The Calling of Jackdaw Hollow’ (2022)
Callum J. Jones reviews Kate Gordon's latest novel, ‘The Calling of Jackdaw Hollow’.
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Shortlist Announced for Tasmanian History Book Prize
Media release – UTAS, 28 June 2022 Shortlist announced for Tasmanian history book prize A historical novel depicting Tasmania’s frontier wars, a...
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Tas Literary Awards Now Open
Web page – Arts Tasmania, retrieved 2 June 2022 The Tasmanian Literary Awards 2022 Tasmania’s unique and vibrant culture is one of...
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2022 Tasmanian Indie Author Book Fair
The next Tasmanian Indie Author Book Fair is on 14 May 2022 at the Brooke Street Pier in Hobart, Tasmania. Come along...
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Book Review – ‘Convergence on the 42nd Parallel’ (2021)
Callum J. Jones reviews Nic D’Alessandro’s debut novel.
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Book Review – ‘Recovering Convict Lives’ (2021)
‘Recovering Convict Lives’ is a fascinating insight into the day-to-day lives of convicts at Port Arthur.
