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Roger McDonald interviewed by J. Tranter

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1981

Authors

McDonald, Roger
Tranter, J.

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About how McDonald began writing, his prose writing & latest novel and his contribution to the paperback poets series. Includes readings of his poetry

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http://hdl.handle.net/1885/216171

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ANU Publications: Flood Replacements

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Sound recording

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ANU Publications: Flood Replacements

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Open Access

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