Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "Books"
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857ArticleBridge Blues on the Milliner’s Mile
Paula Xiberras Kim Kelly and her husband have visited Tasmania only once and that was 3 years ago on a whim. That...
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Building on Firm Foundations … The Cooper family
Lorraine Dooley I have just self-published a book titled – Building on firm foundations, The Cooper family in Tasmania, stonemasons, builders and...
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Violet-haired, pure, honey-smiling Sappho
Thomas Connelly Something to dispel the budget gloom … Violet-haired, pure, honey-smiling Sappho may or may not have written this newly found...
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Benjamin Law in Hobart for three special events
The Tasmanian Writers’ Centre The Tasmanian Writers’ Centre is thrilled to present Benjamin Law for an intimate evening speaking about his life...
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Cultural Solutions … the great return on investment
Griffith REVIEW the latest edition of Griffith REVIEW, Cultural Solutions – https://griffithreview.com/editions/cultural-solutions/ – Big hART’s Scott Rankin discusses the great return-on-investment offered...
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All to win, and a win for all time
Paula Xiberras The hawthorn plant’s genus name is crataegus, from the Greek word kratos meaning ‘strength’ and in Celtic lore it is...
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The Hobart Bookshop: A Tapestry of Bruny Island
The Hobart Bookshop The Hobart Bookshop 22 Salamanca Square Hobart Tasmania 7000 ph 03 6223 1803 | fax 03 6223 1804 [email protected]...
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Stella Prize: Clare Wright for The Forgotten Rebels of Eureka
Debbie McInnes at DMCPR Media We are delighted to announce that the winner of the 2014 Stella Prize is Clare Wright for...
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Enduring echo
Paula Xiberras Coincidentally enough Joanne Van Os tells me that it is only two weeks ago that she made her first trip...
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Kate’s creative connection
Paula Xiberras Henry Mundy, a master portrait painter, teacher, composer and musician lived and worked in Tasmania. It was tragic circumstances that...
