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The Best Australian Stories 2011

Cate Kennedy

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English
Black Inc
02 November 2011
'Great short stories have a power like a depth charge, subtext roiling up to the surface at precisely the right moment.' - CATE KENNEDY

In The Best Australian Stories 2011, Cate Kennedy presents the most outstanding short fiction of the past year.

These stories take us deep into our past, into strange and surprising parallel universes, and into unexplored corners of the present. Wonderfully exlectic and brimming with new and familiar voices, this is an ideal companion for summer and a perfect introduction to Australia's finest storytellers.

Chris Womersley

Karen Hitchcock

Nicholas Jose

Debra Adelaide

Mark Dapin

Marle Day

Louis Nowra

Rodney Hall

Favel Parrett

Mark O'Flynn

Jennifer Mills

Tim Richards

Gretchen Shirm

Michael Sala

Joanne Riccioni

Julie Chevalier

Russell King

Deborah FitzGerald

Rebecca Giggs

Nick Smith

Sarah Holland-Batt

Penny O'Hara

Stephanie Buckle

Kate Rotherham

Miriam Sved

Karen Manton

Sharon Kent

Leah Swann

Catherine Cole

Liam Davison

Marion Halligan

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Imprint:   Black Inc
Country of Publication:   Australia
Dimensions:   Height: 209mm,  Width: 135mm,  Spine: 20mm
Weight:   295g
ISBN:   9781863955485
ISBN 10:   1863955488
Publication Date:  
Audience:   General/trade ,  General/trade ,  ELT Advanced ,  ELT Advanced
Format:   Paperback
Publisher's Status:   Active

Cate Kennedy is the author of the critically acclaimed short-story collection Dark Roots and the novel The World Beneath, as well as poetry collections and a travel memoir.

Reviews for The Best Australian Stories 2011

'For a volume that opens in a palliative-care ward and closes in a cemetery, you might expect it to provide a grim reflection of our state, but the craft and care behind the bulk of these stories produces quite the opposite result.' --Sunday Age'Judging by the work here, the present and future of Australian literary culture is in safe hands.' --Law Society Journal'These tales release such an emotional charge that it's hard to read more than one in a sitting.' --Hobart Mercury


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