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Fiction

Voices from the Corner by Serge Liberman

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April 2000, no. 219

Voices from the Corner by Serge Liberman

Fine Lit, $19.95 pb, 263 pp

Fiction

Voices from the Corner by Serge Liberman

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April 2000, no. 219

A few years ago I was teaching an anthology of Australian short stories to a group of very bright Spanish honours students at the University of Barcelona. As one would expect, some of the stories were written by Australia’s most famous and highly regarded writers but at the end of the course the students voted unanimously for Serge Liberman’s ‘Envy’s Fire’ as the finest story they had read on the course.

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Laurie Clancy (1942–2010) was a leading Australian critic, fiction-writer, and teacher. His novel A Collapsible Man (1975) was a joint winner of the National Book Council Award for Fiction while Perfect Love won the FAW/ANA Literary Award in 1984. He published book-length studies of Christina Stead, Xavier Herbert, and Vladimir Nabokov as well as A Reader's Guide to Australian Fiction (1992). In 1980, he joined ABR as associate editor.

Laurie Clancy reviews 'Voices from the Corner' by Serge Liberman

Voices from the Corner

by Serge Liberman

Fine Lit, $19.95 pb, 263 pp

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