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Studio : A Journal of Christians Writing
no.
78
Autumn
2000
Z862997
2000
periodical issue
2000
pg.
25
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Each Goldfish Is Hand Painted
Kent Town
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Wakefield Press
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2002
Z946032
2002
selected work
poetry
''Jules Leigh Koch is a poet who, like the French and Australian Impressionists works en plein air. He is a colourist, a sketcher with words, who sets up his easel at the beach, in city streets, suburban backyards and gum forests. With affection, he records the quotidian details of our suburbs, working with quick dabs, bright splashes of colour and deftly caught feelings.' - Mike Ladd' (Publication summary)
Kent Town : Wakefield Press , 2002 pg. 93-94
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Studio
Studio : A Journal of Christians Writing
no.
100/101
Special Issue
Paul Grover
(editor),
2006
Z1266465
2006
periodical issue
2006
pg.
58
Note: Dedication does not appear in this source.
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