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What is Australia’s best book? Our experts pick their favourites

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By Jo Case Verified, Suzy Freeman-Greene, Alexander Howard, Andrew Pippos, Bronwyn Carlson, Danielle Clode, Darryl Jones, Debra Adelaide, Edwina Preston, Emma Shortis, Euan Ritchie, Frank Bongiorno, Graham Akhurst, Intifar Sadiq Chowdhury, Jen Webb, Joanna Mendelssohn, John Long, Joshua Black, Kevin Brophy, Liz Evans, Lynda Ng, Maggie Nolan, Nicholas Jose, Nick Haslam, Peter C. Doherty, Robert Manne, Sarah Holland-Batt, Sue Turnbull, Tim Flannery, Tom Griffiths, Yves Rees
| The Conversation Verified
This weekend, Radio National will count down its Top 100 Australian books poll, in which voters picked their favourite work of any genre. The winner will be crowned on Sunday. It’s an ambitious enterprise – around 200 years of Australian writing subject to a popular vote. And yet, if such polls get people talking and thinking about literature, what’s not to like?
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Penny Russell reviews ‘Alice’s dreaming’ by Tom Griffiths

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By Annabella McManus-Cowie, Tom Griffiths
| The ABR Podcast
Truth is making a comeback among a certain cohort of historians. For decades now we historians have been taught a stance of scepticism where truth claims are concerned. We have laughed at the notion that historians can be objective, or even that there is an objective ‘real’ past out there to be discovered. We have understood meaning to be encoded in and shaped by an ever-changing language, the perception of reality to be a matter of standpoint.
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Alice’s wonderland

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By Tom Griffiths, Anne-Marie Condé
| Inside Story Verified
Tom Griffiths was fourteen when he came across a book by Alice Duncan-Kemp in his school library. “The dusty volume was sitting unobtrusively on a shelf of ‘Australiana’,” he recalls, but it looked “different from its companions” and was mysteriously titled Where Strange Paths Go Down. What curious fourteen-year-old can resist that?
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