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... who knows what other travellers might not have set out with a wild surmise for these shores? Looking perhaps for Luca Antara; perhaps just for the day after tomorrow.
- Martin Edmond
- Schizoid Antipodean
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- In the Philosophical City
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- Keats
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1 comment:
Bravo, bravo, bravo.
I never quite realised the depth of your work. My friend Carrie Tiffany,(a Melbourne writer on the rise) is reading your Evolution of Mirrors. I gave her a copy for her birthday. She's another convert now.
These reviews are marvelous. You must feel heartened.
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