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by popular demand (no one at all asked for this) i am going to repost my ‘women writers looking bored and holding a cigarette’ series in the one thread (in fits and starts) #smokingauthors
Crawling back here for some self-promotion: something about numbers and value, stories and endings, and a lament about an industry not fit for purpose killyourdarlings.com.au/arti…
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WEST BANK: A 16-year-old Palestinian girl was shot and killed by an Israeli sniper in Jenin.
Lujain Musleh’s father says she was shot through the forehead while looking out of the window of their home.
No other country on earth can get away with this level of barbarity.
Alaina Gougoulis retweeted
All civilian deaths are shocking and wrong, but I can’t imagine how deep the racism of your worldview must be to write this when you’ve said nothing remotely comparable about the genocide being conducted with British weapons. 40.000 lives and counting. You really are shameless.
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This year will be the fifth anniversary of the publication of Ducks, Newburyport. What a ride.
omg Imogen and Jane made me the perfect farewell card cc @jenniferdown
so it’s my last week at Text, after nearly fifteen years! looking forward to spending a little quality time with my open tabs, then we’ll see what’s next xoxo booksandpublishing.com.au/ar…
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'Caring as much as you do was killing you'. We need to talk about burnout in the arts theconversation.com/caring-a… via @ConversationEDU – at Sydney, New South Wales
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I thought a near-death experience would be a wake-up call. I was a fool | Health | The Guardian theguardian.com/australia-ne…
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This weekend about 2 billion people will celebrate Christmas across the world, and the birth of their religion in Palestine. Today the only remaining 700 Christians, the descendants of the first followers of Christ, are being wiped out in Gaza and their churches bombed to pieces.
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The latest version of the glass ceiling - punishing women WFH smh.com.au/national/if-emplo…
‘Availability has become the key to success…Now some businesses are in effect saying: you can take the flexible option, but it will harm your career.’
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