Leaping into Waterfalls / Bernadette Brennan

26 Saturday Mar 2022

Posted by Nathan Hobby in biographical method, biography as a literary form, book review

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Australian literature, Bernadette Brennan, Gillian Mears

Some brief notes on Leaping into Waterfalls: The Enigmatic Gillian Mears (Allen and Unwin, 2021), Bernadette Brennan’s excellent, fast paced biography of Australian writer Gillian Mears (1964-2017):

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Leaping into Waterfalls / Bernadette Brennan