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History, Writing and Television: An Interview with Clare Wright

03/04/2014 by Yvonne Perkins Leave a Comment

Recently I had the pleasure of interviewing author of Forgotten Rebels of Eureka, Clare Wright for the Australian Women Writers’ Challenge. I thought you may be interested in reading the thoughts of a published historian on writing history, the influence of television on her work and the place of women in Australian history.

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Yvonne Perkins is a professional historian and launched Stumbling Through the Past in August 2010. Focusing on history, and Australian history in particular, posts include interviews, book reviews, news reports on conferences and reflective pieces.

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