More from Helen Garner

  1. 'In my profession I have learned that women can bear more pain than men.'
  2. 'Course I care. I always care. But there's no point in making a song and dance about it, like that night he stayed here. Know something? Th…
  3. Revolution begins in the kitchen.
  4. Her handwriting in these pencilled jottings, made forty-five years ago, is exactly as it is today: this makes me suspect, when I am not wit…
  5. 'Didn't this used to be our dining-room table back at Sutherland Street, Frank?' said Kathleen.
  6. 'That,' I said, 'would be a blessing. There are so many things I'd like to forget I hardly know what would be left standing, if I ever got …
  7. On Melbourne summer mornings the green trams go rolling in stately progress down tunnels thick with leaves: the bright air carries along th…
  8. 'What's funny?' said Pin, shifting uncomfortably in the hospital bed.

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