Show Notes
Exploring the unique literary scene on a tiny island at the edge of the world...
In this episode, one of Australia's best-loved and most critically acclaimed authors, Charlotte Wood, considers the benefits of living and working in a marginalised place, ponders the pedagogy of Creative Writing within academia, and explains why she won't use AI for anything, including rudimentary tasks.
Our Cities of Lit Book Picks is from Clinton of Hobart's beloved natural wine and book shop, Five Leaves Left, who recommends Richard Flanagan's The Narrow Road to the Deep North, and Independent People by Halldór Laxness from Reykjavik in Iceland.
And for this week's Topical Chat, Liz and Kate Kruimink mull over the thorny question of what it means to be writing in and about Lutruwita/Tasmania.
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Written and presented by Liz Evans. Produced by Tiffany Dimmack. Find the complete show notes at the Remotely Lit website.
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