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'The cover of George Dyuŋgayan’s Bulu Line: A West Kimberley Song Cycle needs more names. An innovative experimentation in both aesthetic and material structuring, this book features at various points up to seven figures performing in various functions and subversions of poetic and critical authorship.' (Introduction)
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[Review Essay] George Dyunjgayan’s Bulu Line: A West Kimberley Song Cycle
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- George Dyunjgayan's Bulu Line : A West Kimberley Song Cycle Stuart Cooke (translator), 2014 selected work poetry criticism
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