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Musings post-Sydney Writers Festival 2015

Posted on May 24, 2015 by Susan Lattwein

One of the themes discussed at this year’s thought-provoking Sydney Writers’ Festival was — why do we read fiction? One theory put forward in the SWF event, A Pack of Lies – Narration in Fiction, is that we read to … Continue reading →

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