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'Early on in Sally Olds’ debut essay collection I’m immersed in a familiar world:
It was a Friday night and I was drunk outside a nightclub in Melbourne called Hugs and Kisses, sometime in early 2018. I wondered aloud about the building – a two storey red brick warehouse that looked industrial, or pre-gentrification industrial, given that ‘industrial’ usually refers to post-industrial buildings retrofitted with industrial chic (open spaces, washed concrete, bare bulbs).
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- People Who Lunch : Essays on Work, Leisure and Loose Living 2022 selected work essay
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