Nanci Nott

Nanci Nott is a nerdy creative with particular passions for philosophy and the arts. She has completed a BA in Philosophy, and postgraduate studies in digital and social media. Nanci is currently undertaking an MA in Creative Writing, and is working on a variety of projects ranging from novels to video games. Nanci loves reviewing books, exhibitions, and performances for ArtsHub, and is creative director at Defy Reality Entertainment.

Nanci Nott's Latest Articles

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Book review: The Furies, Mandy Beaumont

A brutal feminist reckoning marks this debut novel.

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Book review: Devotion, Hannah Kent

Hannah Kent’s stunning third book is a queer love story that transcends time and space.

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Ballet review: The Sleeping Beauty, West Australian Ballet

Elite visual storytelling thrills in the form of dance.

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Book review: Scary Monsters, Michelle de Kretser

Scary Monsters explores alienation with subtlety, insight and ambiguity.

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Book review: Muddy People, Sara El Sayed, Black Inc

An intricate memoir that traverses the muddy divides between child and adult, tradition and change, self and other and identity…

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Exhibitions review: Innovation and the Mandurah 9x5 Art Prize, WA

Deborah Zibah’s solo exhibition of large scale abstract art is perfectly balanced by the community-compiled collection of 9x5 boards.

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Book review: She is Haunted, Paige Clark, Allen & Unwin

A bitingly clever short story collection about life, loss, relationships, and identity.

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Theatre review: Picnic at Hanging Rock, Mandurah Performing Arts Centre, WA

An iconic gothic mystery that retains – and improves upon – the flavour of its predecessors.

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Book review: The Airways by Jennifer Mills, Pan Macmillan

A ghost story about boundaries, contamination, and the porous corporeality of existence.

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Book review: Dissolve by Nikki Gemmell, Hachette

An intoxicating exploration of erasure, heartbreak, and self determination.

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