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Main Title:
There's a tale to this city / Jay [Khan], Jaidyn Attard, R C Waldun.
Author:
Khan, Jay
Attard, Jaidyn
Waldun, R.C.
Imprint:
Melbourne, Vic. : Literary Publication, 2021.
Collation:
138 pages : illustrations, paperback ; 23 cm.
Subject:
Australian fiction
Creative nonfiction
Poets and poetry
Roads, streets etc
Homeless persons
Biography
Greater Melbourne [Naarm] (Vic.) (Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung and Bunurong Countries)
ISBN:
9780648963226
Result
Collection
Location
Shelf No
Status
Notes
Fiction
Main Library
823.4 LAY.JAI
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