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Absolutely Revolting
Fiction

Wilde about the Bush

: William and Oscar come home

The Bunburyists by Anthony Hill

by John Whiter •
April 1986, no. 79

The Bunburyists by Anthony Hill

Penguin, 216p., $6.95 pb

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The Bunburyists is a reminiscence of the author’s five years’ escape from the ‘dependent worlds of politics and journalism’.

 


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The Bunburyists

The Bunburyists by Anthony Hill

Penguin, 216p., $6.95 pb

ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.

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