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The Fiction Wars, Kathryn Heyman , single work column (p. 4-5)

Jenny Hale, Nicole Scoulis (interviewer), single work interview (p. 6)

Writing History for Kids : How to Write History for Kids (in Non-Boring Ways), Hazel Edwards , single work column (p. 7)

Writing History for Kids : History Isn't Dead - History Lives!, Chris Cheng , single work column (p. 8)

Everything Is History, Angelo Loukakis , single work column (p. 16)

Who Owns History?, Paul Ashton , Paul Hamilton , single work column (p. 17-19)

48th SciFi NatCon - 'Conjecture' - Adelaide, 5-8 June 2009, Crissetta MacLeod , single work column (p. 20)

Handling Copyright Issues, Jo Teng , single work column (p. 23)

The Company of Writers, Richard Harland , single work column (p. 24)

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