camping underground

camping undergroundAuthor: Greg McLaren ISBN: 9781922571502 Publisher: Puncher and Wattmann Year first published: 01 Sep 2022 Pages: 130 Format: Paperback softback Set around Cessnock in the New South Wales Hunter Valley, camping underground is a brutal, lyrical and cinematic narrative that lays out the scattered fragments of Kelly Edwards's life before and after the political violence she is implicated in unleashes a viral pandemic and societal collapse. Surviving the

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