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Dizzy Limits: Recent Experiments in Australian Nonfiction

Contributions by Various contributors

What is 'experimental nonfiction'? Like all nonfiction writing it is steeped in facts, in real events, and in real people, with the aim of communicating information, argument, and truth. It differs from traditional nonfiction in that it tries to convey ...

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