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Cassie McCullagh

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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), ABC Everyday, Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), Life Matters - Separate stories podcast, Flipboard, Mogaznews En, The Bookshelf (Podcast), The Minefield
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Program: Festival Special: Bringing the past to life with Emily Maguire and Jock Serong

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By Kate Evans Verified, Cassie McCullagh Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
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Siblings, secrets and shame in regional Australia in M L Stedman's A Far Flung Life and Eva Hornung's The Minstrels (REVIEWERS Michael Robotham and Roanna Gonsalves) - ABC listen

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By Kate Evans Verified, Cassie McCullagh Verified
| Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) Verified
Statues come alive and London is re-imagined in Francis Spufford's Nonesuch, and surprising parallels in two Australian novels of secrets, shame, land and time in M L Stedman's A Far-Flung Life and Eva Hornung's The Minstrels. Kate Evans, Cassie McCullagh, Michael Robotham and Roanna Gonsalves - to help you decide what to read next.
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Madeline Cash: Lost Lambs + George Saunders: Vigil + new releases by George Kemp and Steven Carroll (REVIEWERS: Michael Robotham & Roanna Gonsalves)

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By Kate Evans Verified, Cassie McCullagh Verified
| The Bookshelf (Podcast)
Madeline Cash’s buzzy debut Lost Lambs pairs an off‑kilter storytelling sensibility with a sharp exploration of displacement and identity. George Saunders returns with Vigil, offering his moral curiosity in a novel that probes what it means to pay attention to the world. George Kemp’s Soft Serve delivers a charming and quietly affecting debut about growing up in a small town; and Steven Carroll’s The Afterlife of Harry Playford continues his elegant investigations of history and memory.
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