Germaine Greer’s Diary: The unlucky town of Eden, Australia’s fatuous blame game – and how to fight fire with fire
I knew there was no defence against the fires, only faint hope.
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Germaine Greer
Germaine Greer is a writer of over 20 books including The Whole Woman (1999) and The Boy (2003). She has written columns for several publications including The Guardian and The Independent.
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Nowhere man: the challenges of tracking down Shakespeare
Germaine Greer looks for the real Shakespeare in James Shapiro’s 1606: the Year of Lear.
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At the centenary of Gallipoli, Germaine Greer interrogates the myth of Australian nationhood
Was Australia born on the battlefield? 100 years after Gallipoli, the accepted narrative seems further than ever from reality.
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Germaine Greer: the failures of the new feminism
“Feminism in Britain has had two strands: as a media phenomenon and as an academic discipline. The vast realm…
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Phalluses and fallacies: Germaine Greer on the poetry of sex
All poetry is driven by sex, whether or not it acknowledges the impulse.
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