About Jacquie

Jacqueline Kent is… a writer of non-fiction and biography, fiction, general articles and literary journalism. Her working background includes radio interviewing, print journalism, radio and TV scriptwriting, editing books, ghostwriting, teaching editing and creative writing, and arts administration.
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December 12,

2009

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Christmas is coming and that means it’s time both to give and receive books. We asked a range of writers what they had most enjoyed reading this year.

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The Making of Julia Gillard (Viking) by Jacqueline Kent shows that a woman

can thrive — not just survive — in an adversarial environment. Kent’s biography is about how Gillard got to where she is. A delight to read: clear, lively, well-balanced between the human and the political.

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