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1 y separately published work icon Paua Shells and Paper Clips Claire Baker , Wagga Wagga : Wistman Publishing , 2023 26903736 2023 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon Small Change : And Nineteen Other Stories Michel Dignand , Wagga Wagga : Wistman Publishing , 2016 9925812 2016 selected work short story

Michel Dignand's second volume of collected stories comprises twenty-one dramatic short scenarios with twenty-one widely different outcomes.
1 y separately published work icon Buddha's Left Foot Joan Cahill , Wagga Wagga : Wistman Publishing , 2016 10155141 2016 selected work poetry

'Buddha’s Left Foot is Joan Cahill’s first poetry collection. Fifty-nine poems which will make you laugh, maybe make you cry, but always make you think.' (Publication summary)
1 y separately published work icon She Knows How to Look After Herself : And Other Stories Michel Dignand , Wagga Wagga : Wistman Publishing , 2014 7742397 2014 selected work short story

'17 short stories: Two men looking for thrills on a late-night train close in on Jennifer... how will her journey end? Will is confronted by three possible outcomes, each of them far more exciting than he can handle. Young Thomas finds himself in more than just a spot of bother. A woman takes her new car out into the country and discovers a surprisingly mysterious world. Charlie's disagreeable wife goes too far once again, and this time gets her comeuppance. Johan's past life catches up with him and puts his daughter Katherine in danger. A bizarre bond formed between Gerard and Boyd after a disastrous drive in the country changes everything. Alex finds himself captured and can make no sense of it... and so it goes. Seventeen widely different scenarios, seventeen widely different outcomes in this, Volume One of the Collected Stories of Michel Dignand. Discerning readers will find much to enjoy amongst the stories in this anthology.' (Publication summary)
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