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Absolutely Revolting
August 2002, no. 243

Letters - August 2002

by Australian Book Review •
August 2002, no. 243

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. Emailed letters must include a telephone number for verification.

 


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