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Melbourne | Literature | Helen Garner | The Wheeler Centre | Culture | February 2010
Helen Garner in conversation with Jennifer ByrnePart 1 | Part 2 In conversation with Jennifer Byrne at the Wheeler Centre, author Helen Garner speaks with great insight and honesty about her world of writing. She discusses her motivations and literary preoccupations, the blurred line between fiction and non-fiction, the controversies she's created and borne (such as The First Stone), and many other things besides. A stimulating discussion with one of Australia's most intriguing and acclaimed literary figures. The Wheeler Centre, February 2010 Source: Duration: 15m 16sHelpIf playback stutters, press pause and give it time to preload. Optimal playback occurs when file is fully loaded. More. SlowTV SearchFriends of SlowTVYES! I wish to receive e-newsletters, alerts and updates from Friends of SlowTV. Or follow SlowTV on Twitter |