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Speaking Out Loud 1
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CHRONICLE
Conway Hall, a Beginning
Who is the common intellectual?
Philippa Brewster, an Address
Developing Pure Means
Cecile Malaspina
Jess Potter
Developing Wednesday Afternoon
Edith Marie Pasquier
NaoKo TakaHashi
Developing Revisiting the Bonaventure
Adam Kaasa
Helen Kaplinsky
James O’Leary
Developing Common
Pauline de Souza
Sally O’Reilly
Developing Diagrams for Seriality
Roderick Harris
Franky Williams
Gillian Wylde
Response: Redell Olsen
Developing Days of Surrender
Gavin Everall
Yvette Greslé
Cherry Smyth
Developing Object of a Life
Ian Kiaer
Sarah Jones
Developing Paris
Anya Lewin
Responses:
Catronia Andrews
Barbara Campbell-Lange
Peter le Couteur
Cordelia Mayfield
Amélie Mourgue d’Algue
Isobel Wohl
Susan Butler
Copy Press at Foyles Blog
Yve Lomax Making Use
Translation, Friendship at the Austrian Cultural Forum
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A celebration of the writing of Ilse Aichinger
Yve Lomax, Introduction
Amélie Mourgue d’Algue
Olumide Popoola
NaoKo TakaHashi
Emily Jeremiah
Rebecca May Johnson
Arat
Kristen Kreider
Erica Jarnes with Emily Gray
Inspiring Austrian Woman: Ilse Aichinger – ACF Digital Salon
‘I’ without guarantees 1-3
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Yellow Papers: extracts and contributions
Reading and Revelation 1-3
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