The Adelaide Fringe gets ever bigger and more successful. This year an estimated sixty-six thousand citizens turned out for last week’s opening parade marking the beginning of the month long Fringe season. On the same day a record 10,000 tickets were sold. With more than 1100 events and 5000 artists, it is the second largest (and second oldest) Fringe after the legendary Edinburgh fixture.
The venues spread around the Adelaide CBD have all been packed. At Rundle Park, Rymill Park …
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Introduction to the Currency edition of Maggie Stone by Caleb Lewis
The Rising Debt of Gratitude: Actions and Transactions in Maggie Stone
It was Polonius, in Hamlet who said : “Neither a borrower or a lender be/ For loan oft loses both itself and friend.” He is right, of course, but like much of the old man’s advice to the young prince, it is a platitude; something easier said than done. It is not how we live in the world, because the world won’t let us.
In his insightful, engaging, sometimes …
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