Issue Details: First known date: 2019... 2019 Leah Purcell on Reinventing The Drover's Wife Three Times: 'I Borrowed and Stole from Each'
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'The actor, playwright and screenwriter’s first novel solidifies her take on Henry Lawson’s classic: first a play, now a book, soon a film'

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