Helen Garner, born in 1942, is widely recognised as one of Australia’s most significant contemporary literary figures. Her career spans multiple genres, including those of novelist, short-story writer, journalist, and screenwriter. Educated at the University of Melbourne, her literary debut, Monkey Grip (1977), was explosive, immediately establishing her as an original and often controversial voiceContinue reading “Helen Garner and the Narrative Construction of Self in ‘How to End a Story’”
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The Booker Prize Short List – Andrew Miller
This is the sixth and last post in which we examine the six writers shortlisted for the 2025 Booker Prize, with the winner to be announced on Monday, 10 November. Andrew Miller, The Art of Undecidability, and the Cold Crucible of The Land in Winter Andrew Miller is one of those rare literary figures whoseContinue reading “The Booker Prize Short List – Andrew Miller”
