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Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro i(A50394 works by) (a.k.a. Annunziatina Zoiti-Licastro; Annunziatina Zoiti; Annunziata Zoiti-Licastro; Annunziata Tina Zoiti)
Born: Established: 1967 Coburg, Brunswick - Coburg area, Melbourne - North, Melbourne, Victoria, ;
Gender: Female
Heritage: Italian
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1 I Saw a Fat Woman i "I saw a woman who was fat", Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro , 2013 single work poetry
— Appears in: Verandah , no. 28 2013; (p. 66)
1 The Da Vinci Cod i "This is a true story. Only the facts have been changed.", Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro , 2006 single work poetry
— Appears in: Zone , December 2006;
1 The Mop Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro , 1995 single work drama humour satire

Feel, a young man, wants to mop for a living in Backward by Twenty, where mopping is a high art form. Instead, he is forced to work in a take-away medicine shop until he discovers the Liquid Ooze, which removes pig fat from the floor, and goes on to tour the subways of the world.

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1 Lunch after a One-Night Stand i "you ate your pasta napoletana", Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro , 1993 single work poetry
— Appears in: The Naked Pomegranate: Collected Women's Writing , no. 2 1993; (p. 14)
1 Leon and the Goats Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro , 1992 single work short story
— Appears in: Verandah , vol. 7 no. 1992; (p. 58-61)
1 Gossip 2 i "naturally falling", Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro , 1992 single work poetry
— Appears in: Overland Extra , December no. 5 1992; (p. broadsheet)
1 y separately published work icon I Ate My Grandmother Grandmother Annunziata Tina Zoiti-Licastro , 1990 6465178 1990 single work drama humour horror

A young woman relives the annual slaughter of the pig in Southern Italy, only to find out that she ate her grandmother's fingers on a pizza.

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