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Meaty books about the Australian political landscape seem to have dominated my 2018 reading tastes. 2001: The Year that Changed Everything (Vintage) by Phillipa McGuinness sees one of Australia's foremost publishers of Australian history titles turn her dexterous hand to writing the personal and political history of 12 particularly tumultuous months. The events she outlines in a fresh, at times raucous, voice are close enough to be brutally raw, yet somehow almost nostalgic. McGuinness pulls off the tricky balancing act

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Meaty books about the Australian political landscape seem to have dominated my 2018 reading tastes. 2001: The Year that Changed Everything (Vintage) by Phillipa McGuinness sees one of Australia's foremost publishers of Australian history titles turn her dexterous hand to writing the personal and political history of 12 particularly tumultuous months. The events she outlines in a fresh, at times raucous, voice are close enough to be brutally raw, yet somehow almost nostalgic. McGuinness pulls off the tricky balancing act

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Phillipa McGuinness is the author of The Year Everything Changed-2001, shortlisted for the Queensland Literary Awards and the Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature, and the editor of Copyfight. She has written for The Guardian, the Sydney Morning Herald, Griffith Review, Meanjin and Inside Story. A former book publisher, she lives in Sydney.