Nicolas Rothwell
The Blast Zone
Nicolas Rothwell
Stalker, which was made under the Soviet Union’s studio system in 1979 with limited resources, tells a science fiction tale in stylised...
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Launch: The Red Highway. Nicolas Rothwell, with introduction by David Marr
In this Sydney Writers' Festival event, David Marr 'launches' Nicolas Rothwell's The Red Highway. Following this, Rothwell...
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Into the Red: Haydn in the Outback
Nicolas Rothwell
“I suppose you think this is beautiful,” said Johnson, in a challenging voice.“Well,” I said, “it does have a certain primal quality.”We...
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Nicolas Rothwell: On Fragments and Dust
Nicolas Rothwell
Nicolas Rothwell delivers a fascinating meditation that touches on the place of the novel, the fading power of religious meta-narratives,...
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Nicolas Rothwell (p2): On Fragments and Dust
Nicolas Rothwell
Nicolas Rothwell delivers a fascinating meditation that touches on the place of the novel, the fading power of religious meta-narratives,...
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On Fragments and Dust
Nicolas Rothwell
Thoughts of this kind would always come to me after I had driven the narrow, ill-maintained highway through the Syrian Desert, towards the...
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Travels in the Northern Realm: The Idea of the North
Nicolas Rothwell
Given such characteristics, it is no great wonder that Western incomers, over the past two centuries of concerted northern settlement,...
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The Collector: Karel Kupka in north Australia
Nicolas Rothwell
This arrival, which would have life-changing consequences for Kupka, and open a new chapter in Western appreciation of Aboriginal cultures...
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