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'McPhee Gribble Publishers was a child of the heady 70s that saw a new generation of cultural entrepreneurs wanting to 'explore the possibility of being Australian', as Richard Walsh put it when he became editor of the weekly paper Nation Review in 1972. It was fun while it lasted, but by the end of the 80s both the paper and McPhee Gribble had disappeared.' (Introduction 108)
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Case-study : McPhee Gribble
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