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Issue Details: First known date: 2023... 2023 The Truth the Dogs Know
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    y separately published work icon The Suburban Review Itch no. 29 April 2023 28125458 2023 periodical issue

    'Earlier this year I received the news that an old friend of mine had passed away. He’d gone at New Years—unable to bear, I guess, the symbolic turn into yet another year, yet another cycle. I spent two months not feeling this, keeping it tight under my skin; not realising how the grief was itching at me. Then, in mid-March, the sore broke open. Crying on the side of the road while waiting for take-away braised eggplant and pickled fish soup, I told my husband about Glyn and the persistent pain of not having been there, not having done something.' (Claire Albrecht : Editorial introduction)

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