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Griffith Review 66: <br><em>The Light Ascending – <br>The Novella Project VII </em>

Griffith Review 66:
The Light Ascending –
The Novella Project VII

Exploration. Redemption. Escape.

The Light Ascending features new work from Holly Ringland, Julienne van Loon, Mirandi Riwoe, Allanah Hunt and many more.

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Decolonising the shelf

Decolonising the shelf

In 2019, to celebrate the International Year of Indigenous Languages, Tara June Winch set herself the goal to read only books by Indigenous authors.

In a passionate commentary on the process of decolonising a bookshelf, Winch has set out to review those key works – historical and contemporary; in language and English – that celebrate both the past and the enduring present of Indigenous literature.

Read the first of her ongoing series here. 

Amy McQuire announced as finalist in the 2019 Walkley Awards

Amy McQuire announced as finalist in the 2019 Walkley Awards

Congratulations to Amy McQuire, whose report 'White justice, black suffering: Extracting false confessions', published in Griffith Review 65: Crimes and Punishments, has been announced as a finalist for the 2019 Walkley Award for Coverage of Indigenous Affairs.

Read 'White justice, black suffering' here.

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Brisbane launch – The Light Ascending
Melbourne launch – The Light Ascending

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Contributors Circle

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The Light Ascending – <br>The Novella Project VII
EDITION 66
The Light Ascending –
The Novella Project VII
Our annual showcase of the best new fiction, non-fiction and poetry presents work that challenges, celebrates, questions and critiques.

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From our first experiences to our last, institutions structure our world – but in recent years even the most entrenched of institutions are seemingly on the edge of implosion.
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