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A review of the literature

Western Australia · Western Australia

A review of the literature

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Coming back to Perth after a decent stint away, one can feel a bit like Rip Van Winkle waking from his 20-year snooze to find his village near unrecognisable, the American Revolution having come and gone. The changes were perhaps not so drastic at my in-laws’ place – there were now purple creepers in the garden beds, and a new armchair in the living room – but things were still different, slightly askew. And it wasn’t just decorative. Open a win…Read Article

Heart of Glass: Listening to Philip Glass

Australia · Australia

Heart of Glass: Listening to Philip Glass

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Philip Glass’s reputation precedes him – you’ve heard of him, even if you haven’t heard his music. He has been an eminent composer for more than 60 years, yet popular culture still lampoons his early years as a prominent proponent of minimalism. Everything from South Park to The Simpsons has cracked a well-worn gag at Glass’s penchant for repetition.Read Article

Scratching the surface: ‘Hard Truths’, ‘Flow’ and ‘The Cats of Gokogu Shrine’

Australia · Australia

Scratching the surface: ‘Hard Truths’, ‘Flow’ and ‘The Cats of Gokogu Shrine’

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We’ve all met a Pansy. Constantly embattled, she’s the kind of person who greets each day with a disrupted shriek and who manages to find something to take umbrage with in every situation, from routine chores to medical appointments, and never more so than in her own home. The kind of person one actively avoids in public, and surely the reason why gratitude journals were invented: to stave off becoming one.See the Story

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Niall Williams’ ‘Time of the Child’

Niall Williams’ ‘Time of the Child’

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Here is the opening line of Niall Williams’ new novel: “This is what happened in Faha over the Christmas of 1962, in what became known in the parish as the time of the child.” The narration – measured, intimate – continues, talking of miracles, of Faha itself – probably, ah no, certainly the last place in all of Ireland where anything happens. The inhabitants agree on that.Ireland · Ireland Read Article

Book Review | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Dream Count is a Sharp Take on Race, Class, and Womanhood

Book Review | Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie’s Dream Count is a Sharp Take on Race, Class, and Womanhood

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In Dream Count, Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie crafts a bold narrative on womanhood, privilege, and social struggles, weaving humour and tragedy into a powerful exploration of modern life.Nigeria · Nigeria See the Story

The Perverse Pleasures of "The White Lotus"

The Perverse Pleasures of "The White Lotus"

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Is "The White Lotus" just for cringe and shock value, or does it have something interesting to say about sadism, narcissism, and family enmeshment?Netflix See the Story