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Lauredhel is an Australian woman and mother with a disability. She blogs about disability and accessibility, social and reproductive justice, gender, freedom from violence, the uses and misuses of language, medical science, otters, gardening, and cooking.

9 responses to “The Australian Women Writers Challenge”

  1. PharaohKatt

    I am definitely signing on to this challenge. I too hope to be a Franklin-Fantastic Dabbler! This looks like fun :)

  2. tigtog

    Looking forward to this, I like having guides for finding authors new to me. Great idea.

  3. Jo Tamar

    I am going to sign up as a Franklin-Fantastic Devoted Eclectic – when I get some time with my computer over the next few days. I may as well sign up for Goodreads while I’m at it.

    But damn! This means a good half of the books I’ve bought over the past 2 days will need to be set aside until 1 Jan so I can count them for the challenge!

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  5. bri

    I don’t have a blog appropriate for reviewing but I will be doing the challenge. I read 18 books by Australian Women Writers in 2011 and I hope to better than in 2012. I set myself a 100 book challenge each year and have reached my goal the last 4 years. I read 137 books last year.

  6. tigtog

    bri, you’d be very welcome to guest post book reviews here at HaT – most welcome indeed!

  7. Mindy

    Bugger, wish I’d read this earlier (no excuse really). I read ‘Geography’ and ‘Bird’ by Sophie Cunningham (@sophiec on twitter) late last year. If I’d held off I could have counted them. I’d recommend them both, although I enjoyed Geography more but YMMV.

    There are a couple of Penni Russons at my local library…

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  9. bri

    I might just take you up on that tigtog! I will be in touch when I have read something for the list.

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