Home without a homeland
Nora Huppert
Sydney Jewish Museum, 2012
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Thank you, Diana, for your care, support and encouragement throughout this project. Your confidence, good humour and optimism went a long way to helping me reach this result. I would never have achieved it without you.
Nora Huppert
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Sing me that lovely song again…
To collaborate with Diana Giese brought reassurance, nurture, instruction and pleasure. Like a discriminating gardener she pruned many tangled passages while leaving my blooms, my best sentences, completely unaltered, so that I felt I still owned the text. She also matched pictures and text with both serious and playful purpose.
Helga Griffin
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Recollections of Mr Manoly Lascaris
Vrasidas Karalis
Brandl & Schlesinger, 2008
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I’d like to thank Diana Giese, my editor, for her inventive and imaginative interventions in the text.
Vrasidas Karalis
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From Shekki to Sydney: An Autobiography
Stanley Hunt
Wild Peony/University of Hawaii Press, 2009
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It was the expert guidance and mentorship of Diana Giese that helped me to develop and structure my writing into a book…Diana and I worked together for over a year on writing, reorganising and rewriting the rough manuscripts to produce the fullest possible account of my life.
Stanley Hunt
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My Animated Life
Millions of Australians grew up watching Dot and the Kangaroo and Blinky Bill, but the story of Yoram Gross, the man behind such beloved characters, is far more interesting than any piece of fiction.
Encore magazine online
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Letter from my Father
Dasia Black
Brandl & Schlesinger, 2012
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The book would not have been written without my editor Diana Giese...
Dasia Black
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