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Melbourne Writer s Festival: Tasmanian authors dominate line up for Age Book of the Year award
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Tasmanian authors dominate line up for Age Book of the Year award
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Age Book of the Year, as the prize makes its return after a nine-year hiatus.
Along with award winners Amanda Lohrey and Richard Flanagan, first-time author Adam Thompson and novelist Robbie Arnott make up the quartet of Tasmanian writers on the list. The last time the award was presented, in 2012, it went to another writer from Tasmania, James Boyce, for
1835: The Founding of Melbourne and the Conquest of Australia.
The shortlist is completed by Steven Conte, Kate Grenville and Nardi Simpson.
The Age Book of the Year: It’s coming back and here’s the shortlist
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It’s been a while, but
The Age Book of the Year is on the way back. It will be presented on Friday, September 3 – the opening night of the Melbourne Writers Festival, of which the newspaper is a media partner.
The previous iteration of the award was last seen in 2012, when Tasmanian historian James Boyce won the overall prize for
1835: The Founding of Melbourne and the Conquest of Australia, while Gillian Mears won the fiction prize for
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Sting
Why Should I Cry for You?
Cool Breeze
Why Should I Cry for You?
Saint Agnes and the Burning Train
Tides
Arrival - Wood, Steve [2]
Fragile (Reprise)
Release Date: 5/23/1995
Album Type: Soundtrack
02/28/1999 (5 out of 5 stars) I now feel somewhat deprived at not having seen this IMAX movie as of yet as if the soundtrack is anything to go by, it must be fantastic. I bought this CD purely because of Sting s name on the label and was pleasantly suprised to notice that the music herein differs from anything I have heard from any of his studio albums. Many of the songs seem to be in a similar vein to St. Agnes and the burning train from the Soul Cages and it is good to see the original album version included along with Fragile. The entire album is full of relaxing ocean music with a twist of some of Sting s earlier work interspersed for good measure. As others have stated, some existing songs such as Why Should I Cry For You have been taken and given
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