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Commentary
by John Hanrahan
February–March 1986, no. 78

Melbourne has Moomba and Melbourne Cup week. Sydney and Perth have cultural festivals. And so, pre-eminently, does Adelaide. Even from the backblocks of Melbourne, Adelaide Writers’ Week stirs up a real thrill. In this issue, Andrew Taylor has written an informative and extremely interesting account of the experiences of Writers’ Week, to which he has contributed so much over the years. Writers and publishers and booklovers get together. Writers even get some media attention. For a week, at least, books are important and this is one of the great achievements of the Adelaide Festival.

 


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