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How Should a Writers’ Festival Be? – a random sampling of SWF 2013
UNTANGLING THE WEB May 23, 11.30am–12.30pm (‘Social psychologist and presenter of BBC Radio 4’s The Digital Human, Aleks Krotoski has spent a decade probing the effects of the web on our lives. She broadcasts and writes on our increasing dependence … Continue reading →
Posted in the life of the writer, use & abuse of language
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Tagged Aleks Krotoski, Anis Mojgani, Anne Summers, Caroline Overington, Chris Wallace, CJ Bowerbird, Eli Horowitz, feminism, Five Dials, Griffith Review, identity, James Lasdun, James Ley, James Wood, Jennifer Egan, Julia Gillard, Julianne Schultz, Kate Tempest, Kill Your Darlings, literary criticism, long-form literary criticism, Mary Delahunty, Miles Merrill, Sheila Heti, Spineless Wonders, Stoned Crows and Other Australian Icons, Susan Wyndham, Sydney Writers' Festival, The Lifted Brow, The Silent History, Yassmin Abdel-Magied
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