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Issue Details: First known date: 2023... 2023 Henry Lawson and Judith Wright Were Deaf – but They’re Rarely Acknowledged as Disabled Writers. Why Does That Matter?
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  • Writing Disability in Australia:

    Type of disability Deafness & hearing impairment
    Type of character Primary
    Point of view Third person

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