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Inside the endless smoke, wall of fire, wordless trauma and resilient hope of Australia's black summer of bushfires https://t.co/xLafVdmb6g
#podcast#bookreviews#newbook#bushfire
Happy Thursday evening! As the sun sets and the weekend is just a day away, what are your reading plans? Hope you have a good book at hand!
#sunset#reading#goodbooks#fiftydays#TBR
'Access to books' as well as medical treatment a small positive for Kylie Moore-Gilbert says Dfat. But she has been moved to a notorious prison in Iran and 'can't eat anything" https://t.co/bR9bqvVI8G
In 2009 Christian author Chrissy Guinery spent months volunteering in the aftermath of Aust.'s Black Saturday #bushfires. A decade later she survived her own 'Black Summer' of fire - read her amazing story of #faith & #resilience in 'When The Smoke Clears' https://t.co/G7GWHcs6aR
Congratulations to our authors longlisted for the Australian Booksellers Association’s (ABA) 2020 Booksellers’ Choice Book of the Year in the Adult fiction book of the year category - @JPPomare for CALL ME EVIE, @LucyTreloar for WOLFE ISLAND and Christos Tsolkias for DAMASCUS.
If anyone wants a distraction from reality, my new novel comes out today through @text_publishing. It's a watery, foresty, naturey book that might shimmer a bit of hopeful strangeness into the world.
Fifty Days Press is now accepting unsolicited manuscript submissions from Australian and international authors – both new and established: https://t.co/3MA41NJ69h #auslit#ausbooks#books#authors
Once you read 'When The Smoke Clears: Surviving the Australian bushfires', you'll understand @AndrewConstance's decision to focus on the bushfire recovery task. There's a long way to go for many & it is not easy to move past all that occurred: https://t.co/obbo1gH6zV #auspol
@adambspencer @stevenson_keith Not all religions or all science are created equal. Religions vary enormously in the the answers they propose to give so it is a particularly unscientific question. Science varies enormously in its level of certainty vs the certainty of some who use it to decry religions.
Printing colour books in China is extremely common for Australian and other publishers due to the reduced cost. But now books are apparently being rejected if they don't comply with censorship requirements... https://t.co/Eh8sVBgmxm
In an age of screens, screens, screens, it's great to see Big W (Australia) fight back with free books for kids starting this week! https://t.co/xiv96xtR7A