ABOUT THIS EPISODE
‘It’s not a document that anyone can see or get hold of, rather, it’s the way I’ve broken things down to guide me and my anxiety along. The extroverts are a loud, 25-strong Lebanese clan – all of us living in three houses side-by-side on the same street in Punchbowl, south western Sydney, roaming freely onto each other’s properties, with detached fences and no clear borders.’
In this episode Rawah Arja presents an essay on family life at her home in Punchbowl, Western Sydney.
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Read Rawah’s essay ‘An Introvert’s Guide to Surviving an Arab Family of Extroverts’ on the SRB website.
Find more of her work at her website: rawaharjaauthor.com
Follow her on Instagram @rawaharja
Our producer is Allison Chan. Sound design and mixing by Elina Godwin.
Visit sydneyreviewofbooks.com/podcast for show notes.
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