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'Lorne, Victoria, 1937. Who could say the name of the pollen that was billowing through the air along the road towards the pier? Who could say how many dolphins were in the pod arcing across Loutitt Bay? Who was to say how best to catch the purple crays crawling through the pools of the shelving shore, or what the name of the lemon-browed bird was bobbing in the currents between the waves?' (Introduction)
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Epigraph: Who will ever know all that lies in the secret heart of certain works? —Francis Poulenc
To learn how to read any map is to be indoctrinated into that mapmaker’s culture. —Peter Turchi
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