The Patchwork Bike / Maxine Beneba Clarke [print]
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TextPublication details: Sydney, New South Wales : Hachette Australia, (c)2016.Description: (unpaged) : illustrations ; 32 cmContent type: - text
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- 9780734416681
- 0734416687
- PZ7.1.C599.P383 2016
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- Children's Book Council of Australia Winner: Crichton Award, 2017.
- Horn Book Award Winner, 2019.
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What's the best fun in the whole village? Riding the patchwork bike we made!
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Maxine Beneba Clarke is an Australian writer and slam poetry champion of Afro-Caribbean descent. She is the author of the poetry collections Gil Scott Heron is on Parole (Picaro Press, 2009) and Nothing Here Needs Fixing (Picaro Press, 2013), the title poem of which won the 2013 Ada Cambridge Poetry Prize. Her debut short story collection, Foreign Soil, won the 2013 Victorian Premier's Award for an Unpublished Manuscript and will be published by Hachette Australia in early 2014. As a spoken word performer, Maxine's work has been delivered on stages and airways, and in festivals across the country, including at the Melbourne Writers Festival (2008, 2010, 2013), Melbourne International Arts Festival (2012), the Arts Centre (2009) and the Melbourne Jazz Fringe Festival (2013). Maxine's short fiction, essays and poetry have been published in numerous publications, including Overland, the Age, Big Issue, Cordite Poetry Review, Harvest, Voiceworks, Going Down Swinging, Mascara, Meanjin, Unusual Work and Peril. She has been poetry editor of the academic journal Social Alternatives (2012), and spoken word editor for Overland literary journal (2011-12). Maxine has conducted poetry classes and workshops for many organisations, including RMIT, The Victorian Association for the Teaching of English (VirginiaTE), Writers Victoria, Kensington Neighbourhood House and the Society of Women Writers (Vic). https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/7253283.Maxine_Beneba_Clarke
Children's Book Council of Australia Winner: Crichton Award, 2017.
Horn Book Award Winner, 2019.
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