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Chair: Sarah Kanowski
In Gail Jones’ ninth novel, the Great Fire of Salonika that broke out in August 1917 is the backdrop for a drama that weaves together actual historical figures and four fictional characters. Through the eyes of these characters, all of whom are enlisted in the medical services, we witness a very particular and local tragedy. Jones speaks with Sarah Kanowski about this timely and powerful antiwar novel.
Event details: Wed 08 Mar, 1:15pm on the West Stage
By Adelaide Writers' Week5
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Chair: Sarah Kanowski
In Gail Jones’ ninth novel, the Great Fire of Salonika that broke out in August 1917 is the backdrop for a drama that weaves together actual historical figures and four fictional characters. Through the eyes of these characters, all of whom are enlisted in the medical services, we witness a very particular and local tragedy. Jones speaks with Sarah Kanowski about this timely and powerful antiwar novel.
Event details: Wed 08 Mar, 1:15pm on the West Stage

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