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Absolutely Revolting
November 2002, no. 246

Letters - November 2002

by Australian Book Review •
November 2002, no. 246

ABR welcomes concise and pertinent letters. Correspondents should note that letters may be edited. They must reach us by the middle of the current month. Letters and emails must include a telephone number for verification

 


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From the New Issue

Ripeness
Fiction

Ripeness: A novel about social maturation by Sarah Moss

by Amy Walters
Clever Men: How worlds collided on the scientific expedition to Arnhem Land of 1948
Australian History

Clever Men: Mountford’s expedition reappraised by Martin Thomas

by Ben Silverstein
‘Inconsolable Poem’, a new poem by Toby Fitch
Poem

‘Inconsolable Poem’

by Toby Fitch
Walking Sydney: Fifteen walks with a city’s writers
Sydney

Walking Sydney: Sydney, by its writers by Belinda Castles

by Phillipa McGuinness

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