Praiseworthy : Why Alexis Wright’s ‘Staggering’ Epic Is Sweeping Prizes – and Challenging Readers single work   column  
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'The 700+ page novel has been described as a ‘mind-altering experience’ and a ‘massive antidote’ to short attention spans. It’s not an easy read – but it’s not meant to be'

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