Mark Sutton

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695 appearances 4 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2018 last heard Jul 2020

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Mark, what an absolute pleasure to have you at the reading table this week.
It's been wonderful.
Thank you so much.
I really enjoyed it.
Mark Sutton, we should have said, is a TV writer and is currently supervising producer of The Drum and he's a former crossword maker, but most importantly, perhaps a Dylanologist, having done a PhD in the lyrics of Bob Dylan.
Like a coming-of-age period for Australian politics and Australian social life, perhaps.
Yeah, so I managed to catch up with Christina Olsen to talk to her about that book, but also about the bookshelf that made her.
She fired off a zillion books in it, and you'll be able to find the titles of them all on the bookshelf program page.
But she also, people will remember, was the author of a much-awarded book called
not fiction, called Boy Lost, a memoir about her brother, Peter.
Well, you'll hear the echoes of that loss and that experience in what she says.
Christina Olsen, thanks for dropping by the bookshelf.
It's good to have you here.
Now, your last book seemed to impress a lot of this country's premiers.
Yes.
It was called Boy Lost, A Family Memoir.
And in 2014, it won the Premier's Award in New South Wales, Victoria, Western Australia, as well as the Queensland Literary Award and a few others.
Never before has there been so much agreement.
I see.
Oh, well, should have got on board.
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