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Dedication: In memory of Martin Harrison
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Epigraph:
This cobbled expressway of signs and blackening holes. – Alex Skovron, ‘The Journey’
Now I can go along high and dry, and preserve Warren’s blacking on my shoes in all its original lustre. Life is becoming quite calm and monstrous. I do not half like it. – Anonymous, ‘The Lament’
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Reclaimed Land : Australian Urbanisation and Poetry
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