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Launch of Overland 204 at the Melbourne Writers Festival
Written by Editorial team on 27-08-2011
27 August 2011 | 2:30pm – 3:30pm | Venue: ACMI The Cube
Launch of Overland 204
Sophie Cunningham does the honours as radical literary journal Overland launches its 204th edition, which features Malalai Joya on Afghanistan and the West, John Martinkus on a kidnapping in Iraq, new writing by emerging female authors and much, much more.
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It was a lovely launch, though rather sober and thoughtful
Such a great edition, is 204.