Brisbane Times
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Writer explores childhood solace in books amid censorship issues
A writer reflects on her childhood growing up in a large family, where reading became an overlooked sanctuary. Memories of books like Virginia Woolf's The Years and Dostoevsky's Crime and Punishment illustrate how literature shapes identity. Her novel, Phantom Days, explores the profound connection between readers and books amidst contemporary issues of censorship.
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