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'If you go to Launceston - and I am certainly not suggesting for one moment that you do that - you might take a little walk along Elphin Road until you come to College Street. At number three College Street there's a charming Edwardian house which used to be a maternity hospital. I keep a photograph of this building on my hallstand - two reasons, I was born there, and I think I am perhaps a bit eccentric. It's not everybody who has a picture on their hallstand displaying the building in which they entered the world.' (Introduction)

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y Island no. 166 2022 25484464 2022 periodical issue Abstract
'Each issue of Island is a privilege to produce and is a testament to a community of talented creatives who can transform ideas into actions and onto the pages in front of you. In this issue, in addition to our usual complement of great new fiction, nonfiction, poetry and arts features, I’m delighted to see the first fruits emerging from two special projects curated by long-time Island advocates: ‘Island Conversations’ curated by Danielle Wood (see Danielle’s introduction on p96), and Island’s ‘Graphic Narratives’ project curated by Joshua Santospirito. Both projects will extend across the three print issues of 2023, so you can expect plenty more great writing and art in Island 167, 168 and 169. Consider taking out a subscription so that you can enjoy the journey with us. Sadly, this is Ben Walter’s last issue as our Fiction Editor. Ben has brought so much to the team, also having been our inaugural Online Editor and curating Island’s nature writing project. We will miss him.' (Editorial introduction)
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