Haddad Newcastle Writers Festival 2023
George Haddad is an award-winning writer and artist practising on Gadigal land whose work explores masculinities and the limitations of language in communicating truths. His novella, Populate and Perish, was the winner of the 2016 Viva La Novella competition and his short story Katharsis was awarded the 2018 Neilma Sidney Prize.
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George Haddad is an award-winning writer and artist practising on Gadigal land whose work explores masculinities and the limitations of language in communicating truths. His novella, Populate and Perish, was the winner of the 2016 Viva La Novella competition and his short story Katharsis was awarded the 2018 Neilma Sidney Prize. Haddad is.
Haddad A remarkable legacy
Losing Face by George Haddad review - a rich, complex story of consent and coming of age Set among a migrant family in western Sydney, Haddad's novel deals with masculinity and rape.
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George Haddad's Losing Face (May, UQP) follows the lives of an intergenerational Lebanese-Australian family living in Western Sydney. Told primarily from the perspective of young protagonist Joey, Haddad's narrative reveals the complexities around masculinity and the Arab-Australian experience. Reviewer Daniel Nour spoke to the author.
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Check out this great listen on Audible.com.au. From award-winning author George Haddad comes a stunning, thought-provoking story about facing up to your family and your future. Losing Face deals with timely issues around consent and inherited trauma. Joey is young, indifferent. He's drifting ar.
Haddad A remarkable legacy
When Joey is arrested, she is desperate to save face and hold herself together. In her family, history repeats itself, vices come and go, and uncovering long-buried secrets isn't always cathartic. This gripping and hard-hitting novel reveals the richness and complexity of contemporary Australian life and tests the idea that facing consequences.
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Losing Face by George Haddad A stunning, thought-provoking novel about facing up to your family and your future, Losing Face deals with timely issues around consent and inherited trauma A$29.99 ( Trade paperback) Dispatched 7-10 business days Add to cart Overview Details Awards Reviews Media ebook Joey is young, indifferent.
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George Haddad 3.98 507 ratings68 reviews A stunning, thought-provoking novel about facing up to your family and your future, Losing Face deals with timely issues around consent and inherited trauma. Joey is young, indifferent. He's drifting around Western Sydney unaware that his passivity is leading him astray.
Haddad in conversation on Losing Face UQP
George Haddad is an award-winning writer and artist practising on Gadigal land whose work explores masculinities and the limitations of language in communicating truths. His novella, Populate and Perish, was the winner of the 2016 Viva La Novella competition and his short story Katharsis was awarded the 2018 Neilma Sidney Prize. Haddad is.
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George Haddad Jeremy 's review Jan 09, 2023 really liked it The first book club read of the year, and it is a doozy. Losing Face is George Haddad's first full length novel and it is superb. Firstly, Haddad's prose style is snappy and authentic, he hasn't tried anything too stylistically audacious, and the novel is all the better for it.
Haddad one of SMH's Australia's Best Young Novelists, Losing Face longlisted for the
Good Eggs By: Rebecca Hardiman Small Mercies By: Dennis Lehane Publisher's summary From award-winning author George Haddad comes a stunning, thought-provoking story about facing up to your family and your future. Losing Face deals with timely issues around consent and inherited trauma. Joey is young, indifferent.
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Losing Face is a gripping, heartfelt debut from George Haddad exploring family and identity and the challenge of self-acceptance. Joey is an authentic creation. When Joey becomes involved in a brutal crime, it throws his family's lives into chaos.
Haddad A remarkable legacy
Losing Face by George Haddad. Joey is a nebbish, perennially insecure about his class, his race, and his masculinity. His grasp of Arabic shames him. He gets ripped at the gym - or tries to. It doesn't really matter. Buff or not, "Joey had never actually wanted to play a part and he suspected most people didn't."
