An Australian university publisher called Idiom23, based at CQU, has recently published three short “Australian” stories of mine written over a span of years for their “Tropical Fever” issue.
Well, two of the pieces are drippingly OZ material; the third is focused on the Chinese diaspora in Australia. Titles: Cunnamulla (circa 2010); Chinese Marriage Market (circa 2011) & Arthur’s Meteorology (2017)
The volume is available from the Uni bookshop, $20, here—
https://bookshop.cqu.edu.au/details.asp?ITEMNO=8880000114738
Cheers
Pavle
P. S. A badly butchered version of “Cunnamulla,” revised without any consultation as part of an editing workshop, was published by North Melbourne Institute of Technology (Writing & Publishing), in 2013. For those who may be interested in such matters, the two pieces appear side by side on my blog here —
http://axialmelbourne.blogspot.com/2013/09/editorial-butchery-author-protests.html
The volume is available from the Uni bookshop, $20, here—
https://bookshop.cqu.edu.au/details.asp?ITEMNO=8880000114738
bookshop.cqu.edu.au
CQUni Bookshop - Search and Order : Idiom 23 Volume 27 August 2018After a decent interval I’ll re-post the pieces on the blog.
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Pavle
P. S. A badly butchered version of “Cunnamulla,” revised without any consultation as part of an editing workshop, was published by North Melbourne Institute of Technology (Writing & Publishing), in 2013. For those who may be interested in such matters, the two pieces appear side by side on my blog here —
http://axialmelbourne.blogspot.com/2013/09/editorial-butchery-author-protests.html
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