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On Fancy Goods

Tuesday, 27 September 2011    Books+Publishing
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On Fancy Goods this week, Scott Whitmont reviews Empire Day (Diane Armstrong, Fourth Estate), Amelia Vahtrick reviews Shift (Em Bailey, Hardie Grant Egmont) and Kimberley Allsopp reviews Bite Your Tongue (Francesca Rendle-Short, Spinifex Press). And in preparation for the screening of The Slap next week, we take a look at...

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