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A hit in Australia, where she lives, Meg Mason’s novel Sorrow and Bliss tackles marriage and mental health with humour and heart. She discusses why she wrote it in secret

‘I didn’t know what to do next’: the story behind the book of the moment We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Save Normal text size Advertisement There was a time when Meg Mason visited the Art Gallery of NSW’s cafe so often the waiters assumed she worked at the institution and implored her to take advantage of the employee discount. But enough time has passed from the long days Mason spent in the gallery’s research library writing her novel Sorrow and Bliss, that it’s a lingering ibis who seems most familiar w...

Defense if they can't decide. duelling mothers and fathers and relatives. >> if it's a benefit of a doubt, it goes to the defense. >> unless of course i might say sarcastically the defense has a burden of proof. i say with sarcasm. >> they don't have that burden and i don't know why they want to undertake that burden. >> the only thing i would say about that is i thought the defense definitively proved whose voice it was and i was surprised they didn't own that more firmly. i don't know how you compare the two sets of witnesses plus the other facts. to me it was obvious it was george zimmerman...