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