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Declan Fry discusses Fire Front before reading his review of the book. 

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    • Southbank, South Melbourne - Port Melbourne area, Melbourne - Inner South, Melbourne, Victoria,: Australian Book Review, Inc. , 2020 .
      Extent: 12:27 minsp.
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      • Posted 13 August 2020
      Series: y separately published work icon The ABR Podcast Southbank : Australian Book Review, Inc. , 2020- 18599027 2020 series - publisher podcast The ABR Podcast is produced by ABR (Australian Book Review). The podcast features book reviews, poetry, fiction, interviews and commentary. Number in series: 28
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'Loss of Breath Is the Legacy' : Not so Much an Anthology as a Reckoning Declan Fry , 2020 single work review
— Appears in: Australian Book Review , August no. 423 2020; (p. 60)
— Review of Fire Front : First Nations Poetry and Power Today 2020 anthology poetry essay ''The constant loss of breath is the legacy.' So wrote poet Ali Cobby Eckermann in 2015 for the anthology The Intervention. The eponymous Intervention of 2007 in the Northern Territory was, in the long history of this continent, the first time that the federal government had deployed the army against its own citizenry. As I write this review, in the United States police are using tear gas, traditionally reserved for warfare, against those protesting the worth of black life, while the president flirts with the idea of calling in the military.' (Introduction)
 
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