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Arnold Zable

Arnold Zable is an educator and a human rights advocate. He has written several books including Cafe Scheherazade, Jewels and Ashes, The Fig Tree, Scraps of Heaven and Sea of Many Returns.

External website: http://www.arnoldzable.com/

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Arnold Zable

A year on from the Black Saturday fires, there’s a perverse beauty in the burnt forests, a striking interplay of black and green. The...

John Marsden and Arnold Zable: Short Reflections on Language and Literacy

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In this event organised as part of Indigenous Literacy Day, writers John Marsden and Arnold Zable reflect on the power of language and...

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