Thuy On is a journalist based in Melbourne, Australia, with a focus on the local arts scene. She writes for ArtsHub and her work has also appeared in Art Hub and ScreenHub. Thuy covers a range of topics including book reviews, literary festivals, ballet performances, and the impact of literature on society.
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Thuy On's coverage primarily focuses on local events, book reviews, and expert commentary within the Australian literary and cultural scene. She seems particularly interested in covering book launches, literary festivals, and reviewing books by both local and international authors.
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