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'A 14-year-old boy could do worse than have a history buff for a father, especially one anxious to mark his son's transition from boyhood.'

'Broadcaster Richard Fidler was beset with confusion when his son Joe turned 14. It seemed an important age, but one that carried no official marker – not in our culture, anyway. ...'

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  • Includes portrait of author of Ghost Empire, Richard Fidler.

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    y separately published work icon Brisbane Times 23 July 2016 9738144 2016 newspaper issue 2016
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