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BOOK REVIEW: The Railwayman’s Wife (Ashley Hay, A&U)

Monday, 25 March 2013    Books+Publishing
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Set on the south coast of NSW in Thirroul in 1948, where D H Lawrence wrote Kangaroo, this stunning novel follows the lives of several seemingly disparate characters. Dr Draper has seen the horrors of Nazi concentration camps. Roy has also been in the war, where he wrote poetry but...

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