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Congratulations to Griffith REVIEW contributor, Kris Olsson, who has won the Kibble Literary Award for women’s writing for her extraordinary family memoir, Boy, Lost. If you haven’t read it already, you really must.
Read MoreDr Fiona Paisley wins Magarey Medal for Biography
Check out where it began, as Professor Paisley first wrote about Aboriginal activist Anthony Martin Fernando in Griffith REVIEW6: Our Global Face in her essay ‘Into Self-Imposed Exile’.
Read MoreFarewell to Paul Thwaites
After eleven years managing the production of all forty-five editions of Griffith REVIEW – including several iterations of the website, countless posters, bookmarks, flyers – Production Manager Paul Thwaites has decided it is time to go fishing. Paul has been an essential member of the Griffith REVIEW team since the start and will be greatly…
Read MoreCongratulations to Griffith REVIEW contributors
Congratulations to Griffith REVIEW contributors who have been recognised in this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours List:Tom Griffiths AO for distinguished service to tertiary education, particularly social, cultural and environmental history, and through popular and academic contributions to Australian literature.Tony Wheeler AO for distinguished service to business and commerce as a p ublisher of travel guides, and as…
Read MorePacific Highways writer selected for prestigious program
Griffith REVIEW 43: Pacific Highways contributor, Alison Wong, has been selected to take part in a writers’ exchange with China to work on a memoir inspired by her Pacific Highways essay. She will be the first New Zealand writer to join the prestigious Shanghai International Writers’ Program. About eight writers from all over the world are selected each…
Read MoreCongratulations Kris Olsson & Ashley Hay
Kris Olsson was joint winner of the Douglas Stewart Prize for Non-Fiction for her masterful and heartrending book, Boy, Lost. Ashley Hay took out the People’s Choice Award for The Railwayman’s Wife.
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