Cure by Katherine Brabon

Cure by Katherine BrabonHer body hurts her all the time now. It is separate, a thing apart. In her mind it has become a person or an object that is not quite her, that she doesnt know. Vera and Thea are mother and daughter. Vera writes for the internet: she constructs identities and scenarios for brands to cater to the ideal consumer. Yet she also consumes the offerings of the online world herself: the addictive pursuit of a cure, the narratives she craves in which mother

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are all asking the same questions-

I complicate the understanding of genre as a cogent interpretative frame

An introduction to the vast world of traditional Aboriginal rock engravings

'The best novel published this year

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Indigenous cultures are not terra nullius - nobody's land