Cli-fi is a little too close to home right nowJune 3, 2022Fleur MorrisonUncategorized0 CommentsThe best books reflect the times in which they were written. They capture the zeitgeist by addressing the social issues that are central to writers.So, it is no surprise that climate change has made its wa

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It’s possible to read a book badly, and I’ve just done it – Readability Australia

It’s possible to read a book badly, and I’ve just done itOctober 20, 2022Fleur MorrisonUncategorized2 CommentsDoes the reader have a responsibility to read a book ‘well’? And what does that even mean?In the past, I might have argued that there was no ‘right’ or ‘wrong’ way of reading a book, but hav

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Makes You Think at Bendigo Writers’ Festival – Readability Australia

Makes You Think at Bendigo Writers’ FestivalMay 9, 2022Fleur MorrisonUncategorized0 CommentsThis weekend I’m heading to the Bendigo Writers’ Festival to attend the Makes You Think session.While the panelists might have been enough to attract me to the event – Charlotte Wood, Jane Rawson and Lucy Tre

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Humour brings unexpected bliss to difficult themes – Readability Australia

Humour brings unexpected bliss to difficult themesJuly 15, 2022Fleur MorrisonUncategorized2 CommentsI’ve never made any secret of my love of a harrowing read. I love a book that leaves me feeling pummelled and wrung out … and it gets extra points if it makes me cry.But I’ve just discovered that ther

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