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2016...
May
2016
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Sydney PEN Magazine
est. 2008
Sydney PEN Magazine
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- You Taught Me Language, Master… : Or the Monstrous Views of Those Who Would Be Different, single work column (p. 3-4)
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An Opportunity for Children to Engage in Creativity, to Learn to Read and Write,
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(p. 28-31)'You could walk right past the Sydney Story Factory in Redfern if you didn’t know it was there. It looks like a cafe, or a bar, or even a library, with its coolly constructed wooden wall seating that looks like inverted whale skeletons, its bookshelves, and the round tables and chairs sprinkled about. It is, however, a literacy and literary centre for disadvantaged kids, as Miriam Cosic reports.' (Publication abstract)
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