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Advances

Advances - November 2006

Advances - November 2006

by Australian Book Review •
November 2006, no. 286

More than a recorder

Still they arrive, though slowing to a trickle in recent days – the reader surveys that we sent out with the June–July issue. We expected about fifty to eighty, only to receive more than four hundred, making this a highly representative survey of our readership. Because of the large number, it has taken longer than we expected to collate the results, and here the Editor wishes to thank all staff and volunteers for their enthusiastic support.

 


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