by Gabriela Bourke | Dec 5, 2019 | Blog
Gabriela Bourke I’m a crime aficionado. One of my three bookshelves is entirely dedicated to crime fiction and out of the three it happens to be the bookshelf with the lightest coating of dust. Unable to sleep one night, I revisited the shelf and plucked from it a...
by Gabriela Bourke | Aug 14, 2019 | Blog
Gabriela Bourke At the beginning of each year as an Arts student I had the pleasure of choosing my courses for that semester from a rich list of literary offerings. I usually picked units with evocative titles like ‘Imagining America’ or ‘Revolutionary Writing:...
by Gabriela Bourke | Aug 9, 2019 | Blog
Gabriela Bourke The Acknowledgement of Country can feel like an empty gesture. The practice is supposed to show respect for the traditional custodians of a particular area, but sometimes it feels more like performing a meaningless lip-service that allows for a...
