Melbourne City Reads: Maxine Beneba Clarke's 'How Decent Folk Behave' - ABC Melbourne
Melbourne Writers festival: Maxine Beneba Clarke says non-white children rendered 'invisible' | Books | The Guardian
Book Review: How Decent Folk Behave sees poet, Maxine Beneba Clarke holding a mirror up to recent events - The AU Review
Writing political poetry in difficult times: there's a reason fascist regimes come for the artists | Australian books | The Guardian
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Carrying the World by Maxine Beneba Clarke - Books - Hachette Australia
Vaxine Beneba Clarke on Twitter: "(extract is from the poem 'even if it gets to 104 degrees' in my 2016 poetry collection 'carrying the world')" / Twitter
Fridays | The Saturday Paper
Episode 77: Maxine Beneba Clarke on her powerful new poetry collection, How Decent Folk Behave. — Nicole Abadee
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Why writing is an act of resistance for author Maxine Beneba Clarke
LIBER PAUPERUM by Maxine Beneba Clarke | anne frandi-coory
Vaxine Beneba Clarke on Twitter: "(extract is from the poem 'even if it gets to 104 degrees' in my 2016 poetry collection 'carrying the world')" / Twitter
Growing Up African in Australia by Maxine Beneba Clarke, Magan Magan, Ahmed Yussuf | Black Inc.
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Maxine Beneba Clarke's Blog
Maxine Beneba Clarke RPM - YouTube
Podcast: Spirit House, Foreign Soil: Tusiata Avia & Maxine Beneba Clarke (2016) - Podcasts • Auckland Writers Festival
Vaxine Beneba Clarke on Twitter: "the last post: a poem https://t.co/Exze98xYSW" / Twitter
Why writing is an act of resistance for author Maxine Beneba Clarke
Vaxine Beneba Clarke on Twitter: "A few people asked me for a copy of this poem yesterday, so I'm making it available for those who need it at this time. ❤ https://t.co/NaP9qwV8FE" /
something sure | The Saturday Paper
Vaxine Beneba Clarke on Twitter: "In light of #notredame (Extract from my poem 'even if it gets to 104 degrees,' in my poetry collection 'carrying the world'.) https://t.co/sjftZxqV9P" / Twitter
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