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‘Raging Grace: Australian Writers Speak Out On Disability’ Reviewed by Fiona Murphy | The Saturday Paper
‘There is an exuberance to the works within Raging Grace, both in feeling and form. Words gush across the page – splitting apart, colliding…
Puncher & Wattmann Submissions Period Now Open!
Got your manuscripts ready? Our submission period is open from today until January 15th! We’re on the look out for shit-hot writing with edge…