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‘The Things We Never Say’

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By Helen Elliott Verified
| The Monthly Verified
Artie Dam teaches history to Year 11s at the local high school. He’s unusual. When the students are restless, he asks if they’d like to know about venereal disease during the Civil War. On the first day of each new school year, he hands the students two sheets of blank paper: “Write about who you can’t stand, what you like, write anything. But write,” he tells them. Artie keeps what he learns to himself but remembers everything.
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Niall Williams’ ‘Time of the Child’

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By Helen Elliott Verified, George Megalogenis, Jo Chandler, Madison Griffiths
| The Monthly Verified
The Irish author returns to the setting of his acclaimed novel ‘This Is Happiness’, for an exalted mystery of a baby abandoned at Christmas Here is the opening line of Niall Williams’ new novel: “This is what happened in Faha over the Christmas of 1962, in what became known in the parish as the time of the child.” The narration – measured, intimate – continues, talking of miracles, of Faha itself – probably, ah no, certainly the last place in all of Ireland where anything happens.
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Emotional rescue: ‘Radical Generosity’

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By Helen Elliott Verified, Tim Winton, Cate Kennedy, Daniel James
| The Monthly Verified
Five women artists come together to challenge the traditional art world’s understanding of “emotional” as female Art, of course, is language, but Mithu Sen is unusually mouthy for a visual artist. Part of her exhibition in Melbourne at the Australian Centre for Contemporary Art (ACCA) last year was the word “Unacknowledgement”. Beneath that: “I hereby sincerely declare that I will be withdrawing from charades of inclusion and artifices of language through mOTHERTONGUE.” Charades of inclusion?
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