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Maria Tumarkin, now a Melbourne historian, is never a bore. ... for the most part her account is fascinating, even exhilarating,
and there is barely a dead word in the book.
Robert Dessaix, The Age |
... even the English language becomes in Tumarkin?s hands a defiantly idiosyncratic tool. Thanks to this
highly individual voice, Otherland is another smart and provocative read.
Judith Armstrong, ABR |
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