Tasmanian Times
Books
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3.1KReview – ‘The Year I Met My Brain’, by Matilda Boseley
If you input ‘ADHD’ into an AI image generator, you’ll generally get an image of a frazzled, inattentive white boy in a...
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‘Blue Cathedral’ Author Excited to Celebrate Tasmania Reads Week
Cameron Hindrum, author of ‘The Blue Cathedral’, is excited to be contributing to the 2024 Tasmania Reads Week.
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Program for Tasmania Reads Week
Invitation – TasWriters, 4 March 2024 Promotion for Tasmania Reads Week TasWriters is proud to join with Libraries Tasmania to celebrate Tasmania...
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Stella Day Out – To Hobart and Beyond!
The Stella Day Out festival came to Hobart last week after a successful inaugural event in Melbourne last year. The event –...
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Stella Day Out in Hobart
Media release – Stella, 16 January 2024 Local award-winning writers the focus of Stella Day Out Hobart program Stella announces a strong...
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Book Review – ‘Kind of Sort of Maybe…but Probably Not’ by Imbi Neeme
We love our partners – if we’re lucky enough to have them, and we cheerfully put up with their funny little ways,...
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Hobart Author Shines Spotlight on Lombok
Media release – Mark Heyward, 23 January 2024 AUSTRALIAN AUTHOR SHINES SPOTLIGHT ON LOMBOK – BALI’S EXOTIC, LAID-BACK NEIGHBOUR Fast becoming the...
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What Were Tasmania’s Favourite Reads in 2023?
Media release – Libraries Tasmania, 18 January 2024 What were Tasmania’s favourite reads in 2023? Libraries Tasmania’s annual Top 10s have been...
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Review: ‘Stories That Want to be Told’
tl;dr?* As hi-tech content-overload overwhelms our biologically ancient brains, which reel under the deluge of social media, print media and on-screen options,...
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Review: The Shortest History of Economics
Black Inc. books is releasing an engaging series of Short Histories, including Andrew Leigh’s slim volume on economics, The Shortest History of...
