The Modern Woman's Anthology

Author: Leah Greengarten and Talia Linz
ISBN: 978-0-9807867-0-5
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Extent: 262 pages
Category: General Non-Fiction

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Bringing together twenty-one remarkable women, The Modern Woman's Anthology 2010 reveals a range of insights through personal stories based around what it means to be a woman in today's world. This unique publication chronicles the trials and joys of being a modern woman, from singing opera in Russia to early morning family chaos, from cycling across Africa to growing up with Germaine Greer's philosophies, from old wives' tales to running a school in Tanzania.

Contributing writers include Olympian Cathy Freeman, doctor and media commentator Dr Cindy Pan, award-winning children's author Libby Hathorn, and Chairman and Executive Director of Sherman Contemporary Art Foundation Dr Gene Sherman, to name a few. Each story reveals something about their commonality: womanhood.

All proceeds from The Modern Woman's Anthology will be donated to the Black Dog Institute, a not-for-profit, educational, research, clinical and community-oriented facility offering specialist expertise in mental health.

'One of the beautiful things that women do so well is share their stories of the daily struggle to find meaning and balance in this crazy old world. In this wonderful compilation some fabulous Aussie women do it with a touching honesty that makes you think, 'Thank God! I'm not alone!'
Bianca Dye, Breakfast Radio Personality

'The perfect travel companion for a weekend away with the girls.'
Katie Bowman, Sunday Times Travel Magazine, UK

 

 

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Leah Greengarten and Talia Linz

THE MODERN WOMAN'S ANTHOLOGY 2010 is a literary project put together by two extraordinary young Australian writers. Leah Greengarten has been working as an international print journalist for 7 years, living in London, Paris and Sydney. Born in Sydney and having completed her Masters in Journalism her articles have appeared in The New York Times, the International Herald Tribune, The Sunday Times Travel Magazine, Travel + Leisure, Luxury Travel and Australian Traveler.

Talia Linz is a freelance writer and is currently Assistant Editor at Art & Australia magazine. She has a MA in Creative Writing from the University of Technology, Sydney and a BA in Performance Theory and Practice from Theatre Nepean at the University of Western Sydney. She was previously Executive Producer of Arts and Culture at FBi Radio 94.5FM focusing on supporting emerging artists in all fields. Talia's articles have appeared in Art & Australia, City Hub, Runway, the literary compilation Lines of Wisdom published by Affirm Press, and in the 2007 UTS Writers' Anthology What You Do and Don't Want.

Both women are passionate about raising the profile of mental health in Australia, and plan to increase awareness and raise money through a series of creative projects.

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