Emma Ashmere
Emma Ashmere has a PhD in English from La Trobe University investigating the use of history in fiction, and an MA in Creative Writing from the University of Adelaide. Her short stories have appeared in Etchings 9, Sleepers Almanac no. 6, Griffith Review 28, The Age and the University of Canberra’s Monitor. She lives in northern New South Wales.
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August 2016
Peter Mares reviews 'Offshore: Behind the wire on Manus and Nauru' by Madeline Gleeson
Jolley Prize 2016 (Winner): 'Glisk' by Josephine Rowe
Neal Blewett reviews 'The Killing Season Uncut' by Sarah Ferguson, with Patricia Dunn
ABR Laureate's Fellowship: extract from 'Satan Repentant' by Michael Aiken
June-July 2016
'The Great Red Whale' by Michael Winkler (Calibre Essay Prize winner)
Lucas Grainger-Brown reviews two studies on the Abbott Government's downfall
Andrea Goldsmith reviews 'In Praise of Forgetting' by David Rieff
Arts Update - new reviews
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- States of Poetry - ACT | 'Dad' by Sarah Rice
- States of Poetry - Queensland | 'Bricks and Lightning' by Ellen van Neerven
- States of Poetry - Western Australia | 'Anniversary' by Barbara Temperton
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