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'Recently my writing's been going through a crisis. Voices are starting to whisper to me as I write, and they're not the voices of Joan of Arc's saints telling her to carry on, you're doing nicely. They're nasty sneering little voices. They tell me the book I'm wilting is about as entertaining as the instructions on a packet of frozen peas.' (Introduction)
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Edited version of the 1996 Colin Simpson PLR Memorial Lecture delivered at the Australian Society of Authors' Annual General Meeting on 23 March 1996
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