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Author Chevalier, Julie, 1939-

Title Cracking the spine : ten short Australian stories and how they were written / edited by Julie Chevalier and Bronwyn Mehan
Published Strawberry Hills, N.S.W. : Spineless Wonders, 2014
Strawberry Hills, New South Wales : Spineless Wonders, 2014

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Description xv, 187 pages : illustrations ; 21 cm
Contents Ryan O'Neill -- Maria Takolander -- Claire Aman -- Tony Birch -- Michael Giacometti -- Andy Kissane -- Marion Halligan -- Rjurik Davidson -- Patrick West -- Jennifer Mills
Summary This is the most innovative resource in Australian literature in many years. An anthology of contemporary short stories, each with a commentary by their authors, the collection breaks down the wall between the creative and discursive, the imagistic and the expository. Filled with cutting-edge, innovative writers and armed with an expansive definition of what it is to be an Australian, this will be at once accessible to undergraduate students and informative and challenging for their teachers
Analysis Australian
Australian literature (Australia)
Short stories (Australia)
Notes 'How does fiction come to be written? Alongside ten cracking stories, writers generously respond with personal, diverse, engrossing insights.' Camel Bird 'A great resource for the classroom, and a great read for anyone who cares about how short stories work.' Kirsten Tranter....cover notes
Stories and essays by Claire Aman, Tony Birch, Rjurik Davidson, Michael Giacometti; Marion Halligan, Andy Kissane, Jennifer M808.3ills, Ryan O'Neill, Maria Takolander and Patric West
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references: page 183
Notes Julie Chevalier and Bronwyn Mehan are both graduates of the UTS writing program. Chevalier is a poet and short story writer who also teaches writing workshops, mentors and edits. Mehan is a writer and freelance editor, and runs the publishing company Spineless Wonders
Subject Australian fiction -- 21st century.
Authorship.
Short stories -- Authorship.
Short stories -- Technique.
Short stories, Australian -- History and criticism.
Short stories, Australian.
Short story -- Technique -- Study and teaching (Secondary)
SUBJECT Australia -- Fiction. http://id.loc.gov/authorities/subjects/sh2007100473
Genre/Form Short stories.
Author Chevalier, Julie, 1939- editor
Mehan, Bronwyn, editor
LC no. 2014455401
ISBN 1925052036
9781925052039
Other Titles Ten short Australian stories and how they were written