Interview
Open Page with Susan Hawthorne
by Australian Book Review •
Susan Hawthorne
(photograph by Susan Kelly)Susan Hawthorne is the author/editor of thirty books of fiction, poetry, and non-fiction. Her latest book, Lesbian: Politics, culture, existence (Spinifex Press), interweaves her thinking about these subjects over a fifty-year period. She has worked in Indigenous education and has taught English as a second language to Arabic-speaking women. For fifteen years, she was an aerialist in two women’s circuses. She researched the torture
of lesbians on which her novel Dark Matters is based.
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