Rereading: The Grass Is Singing by Doris Lessing review — double murder in Rhodesia
The Nobel laureate’s thorny and psychologically disturbing 1950 debut is an overlooked gem
Source: thetimes.co.uk
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Crisis or Transformative Journey?
ZeroHedge - On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero
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Imogen Poots: 'I once asked a young woman if she had heard of Laura Marling. She replied: "I am Laura Marling"' | Life and style
The actor on wanting to revive video rental, looking forward to getting older, and getting hate for her hats
Source: theguardian.com
Have you heard about Mavis Robertson?
NLA Fellow Dr Alice Garner recently dove into the oral history collection to explore the remarkable life and legacy of Mavis Robertson AM.
Source: nla.gov.au
Why does the art world hate mothers?
In our supposedly enlightened times, the myth that mothers cannot be great artists still persists
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Testing the Elements
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Changeling warrior Robyn Davidson has never been lost. She's a seeker with the courage to keep looking
At 27, Robyn Davidson trekked through the Australian outback with four camels and a dog. In her long-awaited memoir we come closer to knowing why she made this journey.
Source: theconversation.com
50 Best Sci-Fi Books of All Time - What Is The Best Science Fiction Book Ever Written?
In ranked order, here are the best science fiction books of all time, featuring Dune, Annihilation, 1984, Three Body Problem, and more.
Source: esquire.com
Stranger Suggests: Cherry Glazerr, Shabaka Hutchings, Once More Just For You, Alfred Kainga, Joy Harjo
One really great thing to do every day of the week.
Source: thestranger.com
The Shunned Literary Genius of Samuel Selvon
Amanda Perry (The Walrus) writes, “When a giant of Caribbean literature moved to Calgary, Canadian critics ignored him. He probably didn’t care.” Here are excerpts: “RALPHIE AT THE RACES” is a story by Samuel Selvon that, like much of his short fiction, is structured as a joke. Set in Calgary, the immigrant tale follows a freshly…
Source: repeatingislands.com