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'We three met Ania in the Diploma of Arts: Professional Writing and Editing at RMIT, where over the course of many short story and poetry classes, we became friends. Benjamin and Clare both went onto work with Ania at RMIT PWE. In recognition of the different relationships we (and everyone) had with the artistic force that was Ania, this reflection attempts to capture some of the different ways we remember her.' (Introduction)
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https://overland.org.au/2020/10/when-someone-great-is-gone-remembering-ania-walwicz/
When Someone Great Is Gone : Remembering Ania Walwicz
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