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Issue Details: First known date: 2012... 2012 Five Ways to Start a War
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'A humorous take on the origins of the Trojan War, Five Ways to Start a War tells the story from the differing perspectives of five key figures. The stories interweave to paint a colourful picture of meddling deities, confused mortals, conniving kings, and a bed-hopping prince terrified of losing his royal member to divine vengeance. Helen attempts to avoid the inevitable catastrophe, yet finds that vain goddesses don’t often accept no for an answer' (Michael Goldsmith, Vilutheril).

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    y separately published work icon Light Touch Paper - Stand Clear Simon Petrie (editor), Edwina Harvey (editor), Maroubra : Peggy Bright Books , 2012 Z1872123 2012 anthology short story science fiction fantasy

    'Matchless prose to fire your imagination! Offering 13 wonderous works of fiction from Joanne Anderton, Adam Browne, Sue Bursztynski, Brenda Cooper, Katherine Cummings, Thoraiya Dyer, Kathleen Jennings, Dave Luckett, Ian McHugh, Sean McMullen, Ripley Patton, Rob Porteous and Anna Tambour' (publisher's blurb).

    Maroubra : Peggy Bright Books , 2012
    pg. 21-36
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