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Australian writers who live near centres of power - publishing houses, magazines, readings and festivals - are more likely to attract notice than those authors who live outside the major cities.

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    y separately published work icon Salt Salt 11 : In the Mix: International Regionalism & Hypermodernism 1 vol. 11 John Kinsella (editor), South Fremantle : Fremantle Press Folio / Salt , 1999 Z890059 1999 periodical issue South Fremantle : Fremantle Press Folio / Salt , 1999 pg. 222-225
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