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2012 Yellow Teapot Books edition. Source: Barnes and Noble
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Issue Details: First known date: 2003... 2003 The Bookbinder's Brother and Other Collected Stories
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Mitcham, Mitcham area, Adelaide - South / South East, Adelaide, South Australia,:Jacobyte Books , 2003 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Bookbinder's Brother, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
After Agnes, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
A Cello, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
Il Funerale di un Vescovo, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
A Great Intimacy, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
Twenty Minutes, Two Years, Rosanne Musu , single work short story
Playing from Memory, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
Cacti, Rosanne Musu , single work short story
Allegro Ma Non Troppo, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
Encore, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
Walking into the Sea, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
Wetting the Stone, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
Dancing Words, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
The House with its Feet in the Sea, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
The Land of Smiles, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story

A fictionalised episode from the life of Franz Lehár, 'The Land of Smiles,' was inspired by the picture "Scene from Musical Comedy" (1967) by Jack Brack (held by the University of Western Australia art collection, the Lawrence Wilson Gallery, Nedlands, Perth).

[Source: Rosanne Dingli, Gangway 16 (2000)]
Feverfew, Rosanne Dingli , single work short story
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