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Contents
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Little of Us Left in the Tomes We Leave behind,
single work
essay
(p. 18) Section: Review
'Bookseller Michelle Coxall considers how we live with books, how books live with us, and how only one half of this relationship can live forever.' (Introduction)
- Heysen Put into Perspective, by Gum, single work essay (p. 21)
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Dystopian Times at the End of the World,
single work
essay
(p. 22) Section: Review
'Australia is an excellent place to set the apocalypse. The Mad Max films and books such as Nevil Shute’s 1957 novel On the Beach are well-known examples.' (Introduction)
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A Long Goodbye in Playful Verse,
single work
essay
(p. 22) Section: Review
'Brian Castro has been a great innovator in Australian fiction for decades. After winning the 1982 The Australian/Vogel’s Literary Award for his first novel, Birds of Passage, his originality took him down a path of semi-obscurity and penury studded with complex but brilliant novels such as his reimagining of Sigmund Freud’s wolf man in Double Wolf, or his intriguing take on the spy novel in Stepper.' (Introduction)
