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Celebrity Readers
Find out what these well-known Victorians say about their favourite books, places to read and the writers they most admire.
Kirsty is a self-confessed library junky.
John admires the writing of George Johnston and William McInnes.
Hannie has fond memories of winter afternoons in Carlton Library.
David loves the City Library and admires Arnold Zable's storytelling.
Michael enjoys Elliot Perlman's writing, partly because he does not write like a lawyer.
Jane is a big fan of Peter Carey because he put Bacchus Marsh on the world map!
Helen believes we live in a wonderful moment of history in which memoir and non-fiction are brilliantly flourishing.
Tony judges a good holiday read by whether he sits in bed eating tins of tuna instead of getting up for meals.
Sally enjoys non-fiction and biography, especially with background music and green tea.
At the age of sixteen Kerry wrote her first book, sitting in her mother's apricot tree.
Cr Fraser Brindley admires Frank Hardy and Don Watson from the couch.
Elliot Perlman admires George Johnston and all librarians.
Carrie talks about Illywhacker and reading in the bath.
Arnold loves reading in the Botanical Gardens.
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