• Oyinkan Braithwaite: My Sister, the Serial Killer
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• Jenny Erpenbeck: Memory and Forgetting, Home and Exile
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• Beth Macy: Dopesick
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• Breaking News in the Age of Social Media
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• Trent Dalton: Boy Swallows Universe
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• Worried Sick: Living in the Age of Anxiety
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• Leigh Sales: Any Ordinary Day
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• Boys to Men: The Masculinity Crisis
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• Daisy Johnson: Everything Under
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• Gay For Page
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• Rebecca Makkai: The Great Believers
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• David Vann: Halibut on the Moon
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• A Dangerous Time to Tell the Truth
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• Christian White: The Nowhere Child
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• Alison Whittaker: Blakwork
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• Griffith Review: The New Disruptors
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• Stan Grant: Australia Day
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• The Writers' Lie
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• Graeme Simsion: The Rosie Result
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• Origin Story
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• Women's Work
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• Father Figures
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• Sarah Perry: Melmoth
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• Is Russia the Enemy We’ve Come to Believe?
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• An Evening with Antony Beevor
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• Whose ABC?
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• Melissa Lucashenko: Too Much Lip
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• Lie to Me: An Evening of Storytelling and Song
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• Taking Flight: Stories of Expulsion and Migration
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• Dead Europe?
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• Richard Cooke: Tired of Winning
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• All the Rage
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• “I Do Not Want to See This in Print”
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• The Second Shelf
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• Meg Wolitzer: The Female Persuasion
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• Jonathan Lusthaus: Industry of Anonymity – Inside the Business of Cybercrime
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• Anshel Pfeffer: Bibi – The Turbulent Life and Times of Benjamin Netanyahu
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• Truth 2, Lies 1: Crabb and Sales on Lying about Books
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• Max Porter: Lanny
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• Akala: Natives – Race and Class in the Ruins of Empire
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• George Saunders in Conversation with Paul Holdengräber
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• George Megalogenis: The Football Solution
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• Can You Spot a Liar?
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• Sticks and Stones: Defamation Law
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• William Davies: Nervous States
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• Fatima Bhutto: The Runaways
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• Andrew Sean Greer: Less
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• Anabel Hernández: A Massacre in Mexico
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• Susan Orlean: The Library Book
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• Ben Quilty: Home
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• Suffragettes, Referenda and Sausages: The History of Democracy in Australia
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• Belonging: The Story of the Jews
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• The Kingdom and the Power: Saudi Arabia
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• Anna Funder: The Cost of Lying and Truth-telling
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• Behrouz Boochani: No Friend but the Mountains
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• Opening Address: Nana Kwame Adjei-Brenyah, Max Porter and Meg Wolitzer
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• 2019 Program Announcement: Annabel Crabb and Michaela McGuire
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• The Changing Face of Australia
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• The Global Refugee Crisis
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• Xue Yiwei: Shenzheners
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• Cleo Wade: Heart Talk
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• Hugh Mackay: Australia Reimagined
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• Trump's New World Order
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• Going Rogue: North Korea
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• Richard Lloyd Parry: Ghosts of the Tsunami
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• Still Processing
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• Michelle de Kretser: The Life to Come
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• The End of China’s Economic Miracle?
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• Borderlines – Stories of Migration
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• Brexit Plan
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• Power Play: Toxic Masculinity in Storytelling
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• Home Truths: Telling Australian Stories
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• Josephine Wilson: Extinctions
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• Anne Aly: Finding My Place
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• Danny Denton: The Earlie King & the Kid in Yellow
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• Amy Goldstein: Janesville
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• Stanley Johnson: Kompromat
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• Jane Harper: Force of Nature
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• Don Watson: There it is Again
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• Axiomatic: Maria Tumarkin
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• Carmen Maria Machado: Her Body and Other Parties
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• Angela Saini: Inferior: How Science Got Women Wrong
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• James Maskalyk: Life on the Ground Floor
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• Ceridwen Dovey: In the Garden of the Fugitives
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• Annabel Crabb's BooKwiz
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• Sarah Krasnostein: The Trauma Cleaner
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• Johann Hari: Lost Connections
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• Kim Scott: Taboo
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• Richard Denniss: Curing Affluenza
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• Glory Edim: Well-Read Black Girl
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• Helen Garner’s Savage Self-Scrutiny
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• Saga Land
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• Gay for Page
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• Recognise
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• André Aciman: Enigma Variations
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• Sarah Ferguson: On Mother
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• Zinzi Clemmons: What We Lose
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• SWF Gala: Power
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• Leigh Sales: On Doubt
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• Alexis Wright: Tracker
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