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February 27, 2018

WA poets peel back horror of Manus Island detainee abuse

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Exhalation

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Ripped through this like a, er, home-made bomb in an airlock. Like The Expanse series, like Neal Stephenson's Seveneves, Weir does a great job of relaying nerdy space science, while keeping the story rolling along and it helps that his m...

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Whitehead peels back the horror of systematic racism on a vulnerable population within a vulnerable population - black youth in 20th century America. If empathy can vaccinate against oppression, then everyone should read this really ver...

Oh What A Paradise It Seems

Oh What A Paradise It Seems

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I always wanted to read Cheever. But this, I don't know, it just seemed an ill-formed mess. The character's actions weren't believable, the plot jumbled but not with much juice. Good on him for having a crack at enviro-fiction in 1980 bu...

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