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Absolutely Revolting
Fiction

Spirals and echoes

Sue Orr’s second novel
by Brigid Magner •
March 2022, no. 440

Loop Tracks by Sue Orr

Upswell Publishing, $29.99 pb, 334 pp

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After being published to acclaim in Aotearoa by Victoria University Press in 2021, Sue Orr’s Loop Tracks was picked up by Terri-ann White, formerly of UWA Publishing, now at Upswell Publishing. A second-time novelist, Orr is represented by agent Martin Shaw, who has also supported authors such as Pip Adam and Ingrid Horrocks to be published across the Tasman.

 


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Loop Tracks by Sue Orr

Upswell Publishing, $29.99 pb, 334 pp

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

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