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How Could You

How Could You

Julie Maclean

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Editorial:
Walleah Press
Año de edición:
2026
Materia
Antologías (no poéticas)
ISBN:
9781923813052
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’How Could You’ - contemporary stories exploring real life passions, fantasies, foibles and fate, some with a dark, wry slant. What to do when romance dies, when face to face with a potential killer, a sadistic lover, a dying parent. In settings ranging from the remote Victorian bush to Aokigahara, the Suicide Forest in Japan, from a house in suburban Melbourne to the rim of the Grand Canyon, characters find themselves on the emotional or physical brink faced with a critical decision. Some of these works have been shortlisted for awards and have appeared in local and international journals like ’Flash Magazine’ (US), ’Griffith Review’ and ’Overland’.

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