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  • Epigraph: ‘Generally, I think, it is misleading to transfer a given artistic expression from the medium which gave birth to it to some other which will, inevitably, be alien.”[i] ‘I have been trying to translate Wagner pictorially ever since 1894.”[ii]

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    y separately published work icon Going Down Swinging no. 31 2011 Z1805708 2011 periodical issue 'Thirty-one years ago, a couple of poets got together and decided to make a literary magazine. Typewritten, stapled at the spine, and published on the few dollars they could scrape together, it was a gloriously bold gesture, one that gladly defied conventional publishing wisdom. A bushy-bearded Ned Kelly raised two boxing gloves on the front cover. What else could it be called but Going Down Swinging?' (Editorial introduction) 2011 pg. 101-109
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