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'And there are stories (it was explained) that consist of such slender means it’s a wonder they can be called stories at all.” This claim by the narrator of Murray Bail’s new novel could apply to Eucalyptus itself: a modern fairy-tale, potentially as negligible as it is improbable, invested with telling thematic resonances through its deft composition and sensitively cadenced narrative voice.' (Introduction)
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