DAY 2 of the #CityofLiteratureCollection for 2022 is Against Disappearance by published in Liminal Magazine
‘Archives, memories, complication, connection = stunning work,’ says Jordy Silverstein of Against Disappearance.
Read it at this link
https://www.liminalmag.com/against-disappearance
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Which Australian Children's Book author should do Myers Xmas windows next year?
what was your first social network?
(plz boost for sample size) 
DAY 1 of the #CityofLiteratureCollection for 2022 is Bedtime Story by Chloe Hooper.
‘Existentially courageous, exquisitely observed, masterfully written,’ says Sarah Krasnostein of Bedtime Story.
Have you read it? Thoughts?
https://www.simonandschuster.com.au/books/Bedtime-Story/Chloe-Hooper/9781761103513
#cityoflit #writing #australianbooks #MelbourneisaCityofLiterature
Over on the Bird site we traditionally do a brief countdown of the years work at the end of the year as suggested by other Melbourne folk
Shall we post them here too?
Hello 🌿 I don't quite have a handle on this app yet. Please excuse the mistakes while I am learning.
As an icebreaker, I thought it might be fun to start a discussion about books you all have enjoyed this year. I'd love to hear about stories that have mattered and made an impact.
Start: Melbourne Central, under the clock The shot tower museum This is a cute tiny museum about Melbourne’s industrial history located inside the shot tower. Access is via the RM williams shop. Only need 5-10 minutes here. State library Take the lift up to the top level of the dome for gr...
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Aurynn Shaw
Shelleyrae @ Book’d Out
Joanna Holman