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Andromeda Spaceways Inflight Magazine
ASIM
no.
40
September
2009
Z1626504
2009
periodical issue
2009
pg.
6-11
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Australis Imaginarium
Tehani Croft
(editor),
Rockingham
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FableCroft Publishing
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2010
Z1712823
2010
anthology
short story
science fiction
'Twelve stories from some of Australia’s finest speculative fiction
writers, including Deborah Biancotti, Margo Lanagan, Marianne
de Pierres, Angela Slatter and Sean Williams. Cover by Shaun Tan.' - from bookseller's catalogue
Rockingham
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FableCroft Publishing
,
2010
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Award Winning Australian Writing [2010]
Adolfo Aranjuez
(editor),
Melbourne
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Melbourne Books
,
2010
Z1737725
2010
anthology
poetry
short story
'This annual anthology is an exciting initiative that showcases the best short story and bush poetry competition winners from around the country. It represents the chance for emerging writers to have their work published in book form, and allows both prestigious and smaller-scale competitions to garner a wider readership and higher profile.' Source: Libraries Australia (Sighted 01/03/2011).
Melbourne
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Melbourne Books
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2010
pg.
24-33
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Angel Dust
Nedlands
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Ticonderoga Publications
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2014
8367003
2014
selected work
short story
'Angel Dust is the first story collection by Australian rising star Ian McHugh. McHugh is a Writers of the Future winner, and has a number of significant overseas short fiction sales. Angel Dust collects 15 incredible fantastic visions. A number of these were first published in Asimov's and Beneath Ceaseless Skies. Four stories are original to this collection. Asimov's editor Sheila Williams says of this writer, "Ian McHugh has a remarkable ability to render the alien utterly convincing. His nonhuman lives are so powerfully depicted that we can easily, and sometimes uneasily, immerse ourselves completely into their worlds."' (Publication summary)
Nedlands : Ticonderoga Publications , 2014
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