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The Book of Mick: A Collaboration Chapter 17

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2017-12-01

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Duck Books

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Used by permission: the author.

This creative work may be accessed from the publisher here.

This work was published in conjunction with 'Smoke on the Water', the 2017 Australian Woodfire Ceramics Conference held in Cooroy, Queensland

Staff and Students of Avondale College may access The Book of Mick from Avondale College Library (829.4 B724).

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Eighteen international ceramic authors were approached to be involved in this collaborative novel, exploring the history of wood firing in Australia, New Zealand, Japan and the United States. It was published as part of the proceedings of the Smoke on the Water 2017 Australian Woodfired Ceramics Conference, Cooroy, Queensland, Australia.

The Book of Mick utilises the creative medium of the novel to explore the unique experiences of Australian woodfired ceramics, along with the associated educational, cultural, governmental and personal experiences that have shaped the development of this art form over the last 50 years.

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Martin, T. (2017). Chapter 17. In O. Rye, I. Blonder, N. Hoffman, T. Davies, N. Mansfield, B. Manfield, L. Oesterritter, J. Shapiro, P. Davis, K. Grealy, J. Troy, R. Sanderson, M. Fraser, J. Pascoe, P. Lange, S. Dunser, T. Martin, & R. Drysdale (Eds.), The book of Mick: A collaboration. Noosa Heads, Australia: Duck Books.

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978-0-9808186-8-0

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