Tasmanian Times
Books
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2.5KBook Review: Wild Nature (2020)
“Modern life is leaping on at such a pace we no longer seem to have time to see the simple things of...
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Christopher Koch: A Biography
Introduction Everyone has a favourite author. Mine is Christopher Koch. He’s my favourite because he wrote with great purity. His writing is...
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Royal Tasman Bridges: A Biography
Find out about the man who was Tasmania’s most prolific author!
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Poetry Review – Thérèse Corfiatis’ ‘Breath’
Coronavirus has pulled the rug from under many things large and small. If it was big enough to sink Dark Mofo and...
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Book review – ‘Net Privacy’ by Sacha Molitorisz
'My privacy can set you free': Sacha Molitorisz's asks how we can be free in the age of digital surveillance.
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Marcus Clarke’s For the Term of His Natural Life
For the Term of His Natural Life has been a classic of Australian literature and screen for almost 150 years.
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Van Diemen History Prize 2020-21
The biennial Van Diemen History Prize fosters quality writing about Tasmanian history for articles aimed at a general audience. Good writing about...
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Gwen Harwood: A Biography
Gwendoline ‘Gwen’ Harwood was a poet and librettist who lived in Tasmania from 1945 to 1995. She won numerous awards and prizes...
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Review: Out of Ireland (1999)
Out of Ireland was written by Christopher Koch and published in 1999. At 737 pages, it may seem like a daunting read....
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The State Cinema: A History
Hobart’s State Cinema is a city-wide institution and is of historic significance. It’s believed to be the first Tasmanian building built specifically...
