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'Melina Marchetta’s latest novel opens in a downpour lasting “forty days and forty nights”, establishing a sense of providence that runs through The Place on Dalhousie. While a rural town floods with sorrow, blow-ins Rosie Gennaro and Jimmy Hailler have a fling, bonding over their own sadness: Rosie “loves broken people who damage her in return”.' (Introduction)
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Melina Marchetta : The Place on Dalhousie
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