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Open Page with Anna Goldsworthy

Open Page with Anna Goldsworthy

by Australian Book Review •
May 2010, no. 321

Why do you write?

To stop time, to figure it all out.

Are you a vivid dreamer?

Yes. And prone to sleep talking and singing and, absurdly, trumpet fanfares. As a child I had a recurring dream of flying crocodiles, concluding with the subtitle ‘Christian Television Association’.

 


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