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Shovel-Man Joe single work short story horror

Author:agent Amanda J. Spedding

Issue Details: First known date: 2011... 2011 Shovel-Man Joe

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Steampunk horror story.

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Steampunk note: This story is described by its author as steampunk. Sharing elements of Weird West fiction, it takes place on a long, cross-country trip by steam train.

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y Award Winning Australian Writing 2011 Adolfo Aranjuez (editor), Melbourne : Melbourne Books , 2011 Z1815848 2011 anthology poetry short story (taught in 2 units) Abstract 'The fourth edition of AWAW sees the Award Winning series expanding, being the first to include poetry. It showcases over forty competitions, including The Adelaide Review / University of Adelaide Creative Writing Program Short Fiction Competition, the Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize, the Banjo Paterson Writing Awards, the Australian Book Review Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize, the Rolf Boldrewood Literary Awards and the Blake Poetry Prize.' (From the publisher's website.) Melbourne : Melbourne Books , 2011
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y Shades of Sentience March - May 2011 6108159 2011 periodical issue Abstract
In March to May 2011, Shades of Sentience published the winners of their steampunk short-story competition, beginning with a highly commended work (16 March 2011) and ending with the winner (9 May 2011).
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Note: Published 9 May 2011.