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Siri Hustvedt in conversation with Julienne van Loon

  • Written by: Julienne van Loon, Associate Professor, Writing and Publishing, School of Media & Communication, RMIT University
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I first discovered Siri Hustvedt through her best known novel, What I Loved (2003), which caught my attention through Janet Burroway’s review in the New York Times: “that rare thing: a page turner at full intellectual stretch”.

Narrated via Leo, an ageing art historian who reflects on family and relationships...

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