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Mira Kornberger 13/10/2021 Mira Kornberger 13/10/2021

“Ros’s engagement with the topic of sexuality in old age…is vital. [How To Shame The Devil] resonates not only with the indignity of aging but also with the power and urgency of the #MeToo movement…’

— Nick Hasluck, former Chair of the Literature Board of the Australia Council and the Commonwealth Writers Prize

— Christoph Bierwirth

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Jayden O'Neil 12/10/2021 Jayden O'Neil 12/10/2021

“Ros Thomas writes with stylistic flair, a deft sense of humour, a vivid sense of time and place, and a generous, compassionate heart.”

— Susan Midalia, Westerly Magazine

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Mira Kornberger 11/10/2021 Mira Kornberger 11/10/2021

‘Ros Thomas’s novella presents a monumental insight into the process of aging. At times quite amusing, at others desperately saddening…. It is a text of searing relevance.’

— Neil Bechervaise, https://www.carpelibrum. net/

— Gustav Klimt

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Mira Kornberger 10/10/2021 Mira Kornberger 10/10/2021

“A clever allegorical novella […] I was left reflecting on how the issues that matter to us today were once buried by the mores of their time, and of how difficult it can be to deal with the past.”

— Bill Liddelow, Managing Director, Boffins Books

— Quote Source

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Mira Kornberger 02/09/2021 Mira Kornberger 02/09/2021

“The reader is drawn into one of the most contentious arenas of modern life — the minefield of sexual harassment and the current #MeToo debate.”

— Brad Hayhow, neuropsychiatrist

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