2019 Fogarty Literary Award: Michael Burrows reads from Where the Line Breaks

The Fremantle Press Podcast

May 14 2019 | 00:13:18

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Michael Burrows is an author and poet from Perth. Here, he reads from his first novel, Where the Line Breaks, which was inspired by an Anzac Day experience in Gallipoli, the search for Australian war poetry and his love for Western Australia. It's in the running to win the Fogarty Literary Award.

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