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'By the time Laurie Clancy’s second novel Perfect Love was published in 1983, Clancy had established himself as an academic, critic, short story writer and novelist. Westerly had published his first short story ‘The Wife Specialist’ in 1971. A debut novel The Collapsible Man followed in 1975, to some critical acclaim. It was to share the National Book Council Award of that year. A collection of short stories under the title of his first published short story appeared in 1978. He was already working on his Reader’s Guide to Australian Fiction, though it took a decade to complete, being published in 1992. ' (Author's introduction)
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‘Everything Is Visible’ : Considering Laurie Clancy’s Perfect Love
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- Perfect Love : A Novel 1983 single work novel
- The Wife Specialist 1971 single work short story
- A Collapsible Man 1975 single work novel
- A Reader's Guide to Australian Fiction 1992 single work criticism biography
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