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    Narrator Magazine Blue Mountains Spring 2011
    Narrator Magazine Blue Mountains Spring 2011
    Narrator Magazine Blue Mountains Spring 2011
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    Narrator Magazine Blue Mountains Spring 2011

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    Narrator Magazine Blue Mountains Spring 2011 edition features contributions from the following:
    Abena Gyemfuah, Alan Lucas, Albany Dighton, Alexandra Smithers, Aristidis, David Anderson, David Bowden, Felicity Lynch, Gregory North, James Craib, James Tingle, Jean Bundesen, J-L Heylen, John Egan, John Ross, Julitha De La Force, Linda Yates, Michele Fermanis-Winward, Paris Portingale, Robyn Chaffey, Robyn Nance, Samantha Miller, Sonia Ursus Satori, Stephen Studach, Tony Dwyer

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherTellwell Talent
    Release dateAug 25, 2011
    Narrator Magazine Blue Mountains Spring 2011
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    Narrator Magazine

    Narrator began in the Blue Mountains in 2010 as an opportunity for local writers - amateurs and professionals alike - to exhibit their works.As of December 2011 it is now a nation-wide magazine, being rolled out on a state-by-state basis.It's free to submit to, affordable to advertise in, and encourages friendly competition with a secret judge and a People's Choice prize.For more information, please visit the Narrator Magazine website.

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