Julienne van Loon

Author of The Thinking Woman and Associate Professor with RMIT University's @nonfictionLab. My views are my own.

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My latest essay in the SRB... https://t.co/7ynyNZDihv...

[James Bradley @cityoftongues]

Some good news amidst the awfulness. The excellent @p_hannam on the secret mission that saved the Wollemi Pines. https://t.co/M7wUIhZEfd

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@asauthors @auscouncilarts Congratulations to the ASA and well deserved!

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It’s fairly safe to say that we’re over the 🌙 and perhaps a little or even a lot higher to hear the news today that Maria Tumarkin’s AXIOMATIC has been shortlisted in the National Book Critics Circle (@bookcritics) NBCC Awards.⁣

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I'm pretty excited to announce that The Thinking Woman has been signed with @RutgersUPress and will be out in the United States in Fall/Winter 2020. This book will be right at home in a strong stable of leading women's studies, cultural studies and human rights titles.

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@samvanzweden Congratulations!

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I'm stoked to discover The Thinking Woman has been Highly Commended for the Non-fiction category in the Victorian Premier's Literary Awards #vpla2020. Thanks @newsouthbook for championing this title & congratulations to all of the authors listed. https://t.co/rgYOUxdj0G

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"By the end of the book, we see that we are not the same person we were when we first began." Heartfelt thanks to Doris Pushpam for a lovely review of The Thinking Woman in TEXT: https://t.co/YZwiNPa2dv

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Melbourne friends and colleagues, please join me on the evening of 8 November for the Melbourne launch of Griffith Review 66 & my latest work of fiction: winner of the Novella Project VII. https://t.co/Ny9ow7UQt7

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I'm gearing up to talk 'thinking stories' at #australianshortstoryfestival this weekend, at the Hawthorn Arts Centre in Melbourne. #ASSF2019 #shortstories
Get your festival pass now at: https://t.co/hpvJLGQocq

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@fairfieldbooks Thanks for your support @Fairfieldbooks. I'm looking forward to the conversation.

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Inner north Melbourne peeps, please join me at Preston library on Tuesday evening of next week in conversation with Sonia Orchard about her fabulous new book Into to the Fire. https://t.co/a5OEITsIcC

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@terriannwhite @uwapublishing @HumanitiesAU Oh, so sorry to hear this.

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Tickets are now available for what promises to be a lively session at the Canberra Writers Festival, Sunday 25th August. I'll be in conversation with Jane Caro and Sasha Marianna Salzmann on the qustion of what it means to live a good life. https://t.co/4ZySg0K96J

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We're recruiting for a new round of Vice Chancellor's Research Fellowships at RMIT. I would especially love some company in the Design and Creative Practice area which houses creative practice led academics like me. Details here: https://t.co/NUq8hurqi4

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I have a new piece in The Conversation today on Kim Scott's Taboo and the return of the omniscient narrator to contemporary fiction. Check it out: https://t.co/eAdSmGdglh

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A huge thanks to the judges of The Griffith Review Novella Project VII. I'm absolutely thrilled with your positive response to my latest work of fiction.

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We are thrilled to announce the winners of #TheNovellaProjectVII!

🎉Congratulations to @JuliennevanLoon, @allanah_hunt22, @m_riwoe and @keren_heenan!🎉

All will appear in #TheLightAscending (4 Nov) alongside @hollyringland, @krissykneen & Pat Hoffie. https://t.co/kRWmCwfLo5

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"Our access to information unprecedented... however, there is a trail of broken industries, regulations and conventions, and a rapidly growing number of legal actions." @JulianneSchultz on song in the latest edition of @GriffithReview.

[Australian Academy of the Humanities @HumanitiesAU]

Interesting read: 'Move very fast and break many things -
#Digital gangsters and the Big Other' by Honorary #AAHFellow @JulianneSchultz. @GriffithReview #Humanities
https://t.co/uSkGocgMSJ

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What is the future of democracy in Australia? A great time to ask this question. I'm sitting at the table. Join us #MKW19. https://t.co/L4Akmwplnl