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.
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Join UNSW’s Kerrie Davies and Fiona Morrison as they journey back to the early 1900s to uncover the little-known years of Miles Franklin’s life when she created her own brilliant career. In this fascinating episode, they reveal how Franklin went undercover as a domestic servant in Australia and emerged as a fierce advocate for working women in Chicago.
Kerrie Davies shares her experience working with the never-before-published manuscript, how she brought Miles’ voice to life, and the creative process behind capturing one of Australia’s most iconic literary figures.
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