"The Final Subject has been Set. I'm Concentrating Hard on Death.": The Poetics of Loss in Philip Hodgins's Blood and Bone
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2018-11-01
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© 2018 Andy Kissane, David Musgrave & Carolyn Rickett
Feeding the ghost 1: Criticism on contemporary Australian poetry may be accessed from the publisher here.
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Rickett, C. (2018). "The final subject has been set. I'm concentrating hard on death": The poetics of loss in Philip Hodgins's Blood and Bone. In A. Kissane, D. Musgrave, & C. Rickett (Eds.), Feeding the ghost 1: Criticism on contemporary Australian poetry (pp. 280-310). Waratah, Australia: Puncher and Wattman.
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Feeding the ghost 1: Criticism on contemporary Australian poetry pp. 280-310
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