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Claire Corbett, Eleanor Limprecht, Andrew Pippos, Delia Falconer, Penni Russon, Graham Akhurst, Sarah Attfield, and Anna Funder, and good friends.

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Of course the best UTS Christmas present of all!

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The 2022 #UTSWritersAnthology offers readers the timeless, vital gift of slantwise truth-telling.’ Emily Bitto. "The writing remains exceptional...this collection from Australia’s newest writers offers a refreshing take on the current scene." https://t.co/kz3u6Qtejm @UtsWriting

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Miles Franklin and PM shortlisted book Lucky's by
@andrewpippos
is an evocative family saga, intergenerational Greek diaspora, plus it's got a 'face it frontwards' cover. (reposting because the cover image didn't appear and what's the point of that?)

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The @UTSWriting Christmas List, an occasional series/thread.

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You'll have to wait for next year to buy Graham Akhurst's new novel, but in the meantime, sample a morsel in this excellent collection, perfect for the teenager in your life.

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Watch Over Me and When We Have Wings by Claire Corbett, strange and engrossing. Both are available on Audible, why not gift someone you love a truly bingeable audiobook? https://t.co/NsvuQKH7L1

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The Endsister by @eglantinescake for kids age 10 to 100. Some 9 year olds might like it too. https://t.co/KcHLRUhYel

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The Coast by @TheNeedtoRead. Perfect for Mums, Mum-in-Laws, history buffs, anyone who loves reading plus people who read one book a year. Follow it up with her entire list, she's a smashigg writer. https://t.co/kPpQwzyU4t

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Signs and Wonders by @DeliaFalconer A dream of a book, it will heal you and break you and heal you again. Reminds you of the point of literature in the face of, well, [gesticulates wildly] https://t.co/NUl7sJGbMN

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Congratulations to @UTSWriting lecturer (and Fulbright scholar), Graham Akhurst. His First Nations YA eco-thriller will be published by @uwapublishing next year, and we can't wait to read it!

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Friday essay: shaping history – why I spent ten years studying one Wikipedia article https://t.co/GgpeNTEKcu via @ConversationEDU

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Congratulations from all of us @UtsWriting @UTSFass