Novel Thinking – UNSW ADA

Novel Thinking - UNSW ADA
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Focuses on historical analysis, literary exploration, and social advocacy with episodes delving into topics such as Miles Franklin's undercover work as a servant and her impact on women's rights in both Australia and the US.

Brought to you by UNSW Arts, Design & Architecture.
Bestselling author Markus Zusak joins Professor Brigitta Olubas to share the wild, funny, and unforgettable story of how three rescue dogs—Reuben, Archer, and Frosty—became part of his family. From street fights to park mishaps, Markus reflects on the joy, chaos, and deep connection that comes with loving animals.
He also shares a behind-the-scenes look at his creative process, the elements of wilderness and mythic in his storytelling, as well the role of death in his work. Through personal stories and reflections, he explores the impact animals have on our lives and the creative spark they can ignite.

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