The Best Australian Essays 2003
by Peter Craven
557 pages· ISBN 9781863950695
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Annual collection of essays from Australian writers selected by literary critic Peter Craven. Contributors and topics include Barry Oakley on the death of Captain Blood, Kate Jennings on the jocks of business, David Malouf on the significance of Anzac Day, Paul McGeogh on the aftermath of war in Iraq and Helen Garner on the ukelele. Other contributors include Jessica Anderson, Mark Davis, Catherine Ford, Paul Kelly, Robert Manne and Joyce Carol Oates. Includes original publication details for each essay and contributor notes.
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