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The Happy Hypocrite – Linguistic Hardcore

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First issue of the journal for and about experimental art writing.

Editor Maria Fusco
Publisher Book Works
ISBN 978-1-870699-02-1
Reference P1029
Date 2008
Journal The Happy Hypocrite
Journal date Spring 2008
Type Publication

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