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Nightmare landlord drives tenants out, but court action has left them unable to rent again

At their landlord’s request, Elizabeth and Jayde watered Gore’s plants and fed her cat, which they later put on a plane to join its owner.
Gore had turned off the power at her property, so she asked her tenants to store her placenta in their freezer.
“The way she asked made me feel bad, she said she had no one else,” Elizabeth said.
The situation worsened in February 2020 when Gore told the couple to sort out their own gas supply. Elizabeth pointed out that this was contrary to the tenancy agreement, but the following day, the gas was disconnected. ....

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Amanda Gorman s The Hill We Climb has divided opinion over whether a white person can translate the work of a black writer? The young black American poet shot to fame after reciting her poem at Joe Biden s inauguration and her works are being translated across the globe.
Guests:
Stuart Cooke - poet, translator and a a senior lecturer in Creative Writing and Literary Studies
Dr Mridula Nath Chakraborty - Monash Intercultural Lab and National Convenor of the Asian Australian Studies Research Network, Monash University
Producer - Skye Docherty ....

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Why I Wrote a Novel Full of Secondary Characters

Why I Wrote a Novel Full of Secondary Characters
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Alphabetizing Childhood: 'How to Order the Universe' by María José Ferrada – Sounds and Colours

Alphabetizing Childhood: ‘How to Order the Universe’ by María José Ferrada By Julia Garayo Willemyns | 14 February, 2021
María José Ferrada, who has historically written children’s novels, published
Kramp, her first novel aimed at adults, in her native Spanish in 2017. It is published in English as
How to Order the Universe, translated by Elizabeth Bryer.
The story follows a seven-year-old girl, M, in Pinochet-era Chile, who narrates the events reflectively as the plot unfolds through the eyes of her younger self. The original title,
Kramp, references the brand of hardware products M’s father sells during his trips around Chile as a traveling salesman. ....

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María José Ferrada and Elizabeth Bryer on Translating "How to Order the Universe"

María José Ferrada and Elizabeth Bryer on Translating “How to Order the Universe”
The precocious seven-year-old protagonist of María José Ferrada’s picaresque novel
How to Order the Universe, referred to simply as “M,” is one of the most astute, enchanting, and affecting characters I have ever had the pleasure to translate. Her concept of the universe, which she cribs from a hardware catalog, is an astonishing metaphor. I won’t spoil the delight of encountering it in the book by detailing too much about it here, except to say that it is used throughout the novel to both comic and insightful effect that is, until the metaphor fails under the weight brought to bear on it by the Pinochet dictatorship, and M’s life is changed forever. ....

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