Friday, January 24

Browsing: Jane Harper

In Conversation with Jane Harper

Culture May 16, 2023By Angus McGregor

Harper’s thrillers bridge the gap between commercial and literary because, in her own words, she is always asking of her characters: “What pressure are they under…what’s keeping them awake at night…what kind of family dynamic do they have?”

We see what we expect to see: Exiles and the trickle-down of coercive control

Books March 14, 2023By Angus McGregor

What Harper has done is crucial and commendable. Exiles symbolises a modern Australia willing to abandon a reductionist view of domestic abuse.

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Browsing: Jane Harper

In Conversation with Jane Harper

We see what we expect to see: Exiles and the trickle-down of coercive control

From Carlingford to Jaffna: The Tamilization of Ahilan Ratnamohan

Artificial Unintelligence: A note on novelty

Loose ends tied up in Shankari Chandran’s ‘Unfinished Business’ (2025)

Con Ball 2024: The Ball of the Season

Remembering the gay heyday of queer print

Student journalism: The past, the present, the possibilities!

Breaking stories, sparking controversy, and producing politicians: Student journalism in Aotearoa New Zealand

The Story of Us: International Students talk about recent policy changes and their experience in Australia

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