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'Taylor’s Travelling Troupe of boxers has set up its tent at an isolated sheep station: bored farmers always bet to excess. Headlining the bare-knuckle fighters is Bluey, marketed as ‘The Man-Beast’, a Sasquatch-like monster, chained and kept drunk enough to fight punters without killing them. But the troupe has returned to where Bluey was first captured. Recognising the mountains, he calls again and again. And when his call is answered, all hell breaks loose.'
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[Review] Man-beast
2023
single work
review
— Appears in: Aurealis , no. 160 2023;
— Review of Man-Beast 2021 single work novella
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[Review] Man-beast
2023
single work
review
— Appears in: Aurealis , no. 160 2023;
— Review of Man-Beast 2021 single work novella
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