Vanity, Money and ‘angry Masculine Impastos’ : Liam Pieper’s Appreciation Is a Mordant Tale of a Tragically Flawed Artist single work   review  
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'A nuanced exploration of the value and personal cost of art-making runs through Melbourne writer Liam Pieper’s jaunty new satirical novel Appreciation.' (Publication summary)

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