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Overland literary journal

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By Elizabeth Harrower, Jo Langdon, Aneeta Sundararaj
| Overland Verified
“Heavens!” Sophie put her suitcase down on the concrete path and watched the cat flatten itself under a daphne bush and disappear. “I don’t know why she does that,” Caroline said, looking after it abstractedly. “I don’t usually terrify cats.” “No, it isn’t you. It isn’t you.” Caroline led the way up the broad steps to her house.
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Security or self-sabotage? Exiled from their families, Shirley Hazzard and Elizabeth Harrower followed two very different writing paths

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By Elizabeth Harrower
| News Daily
Enjoy an Easter Break at the all-inclusive Tamassa Bel Ombre, Mauritius Tamassa Bel Ombre, Mauritius is hopping into the Easter spirit with an exciting program of activities on Easter Sunday to put a… Tweed Holidays A stunning visual deep-dive into the Tweed's array of holiday offerings is now live, with The Tweed Tourism Company (TTC) launc… Sustainable Tourism While Bali's tourism continues to bolster the Indonesian economy, businesses on this idyllic holiday isle are developing a re… Gold...
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Security or self-sabotage? Exiled from their families, Shirley Hazzard and Elizabeth Harrower followed two very different writing paths

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By Elizabeth Harrower
| Inkl
Review: Hazzard and Harrower: The Letters – edited by Brigitta Olubas and Susan Wyndham (NewSouth) The letters outline the women’s four-decade friendship. Written from various locations (Sydney, London, New York, Rome, Capri) between 1966 and 2008, they describe the contours of their lives, their writing habits, their reading discoveries and preferences. These are seen through the prism of their liberal progressive views on domestic and world politics.
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