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      <title>Who Invented This Rule Anyway? "Sibyl's Cave" by Catherine Padmore and "The Submerged Cathedral" by Charlotte Wood. [review]</title>
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      <description>Title: Who Invented This Rule Anyway? "Sibyl's Cave" by Catherine Padmore and "The Submerged Cathedral" by Charlotte Wood. [review]
Authors: Goldsworthy, Anna
Abstract: This article is a review of two new novels by Catherine Padmore and Charlotte Wood.</description>
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Authors: Hetherington, Michelle
Abstract: This article is a summary of a collection of photographs taken by Jim Fitzpatrick for the Australian Department of Information during World War Two. The photographs depict daily scenes in the small town of Drouin, and are available at: nla.gov.au/apps/picturescatalogue</description>
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      <description>Title: Preserves and Presences. [journal review]
Authors: Tucker, Robyn
Abstract: This article is a review of various current journals, including: Chris Healy and Stephen Muecke (eds), "Cultural Studies Review: Charlatans, 9:2"; Julianne Schultz (ed), "Griffith Review: Webs of Power, 2004:3"; Ian Britain (ed), "Meanjin: Only Human, 63:1"; and David Brooks (ed), "Southerly: Face To Face, 63.2".</description>
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Authors: Braithwaite, Elizabeth
Abstract: Setting is a particularly important feature in fantasy texts. One of these three fantasy novels for young adults is set in a self-contained world, while the other two have their main character travel from the ‘real’ world into a secondary one.</description>
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