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Rochford Street Review 
I wish to draw your attention to the upcoming publication of Christopher Barnett’s major work, ‘when they came / for you/ elegies / of resistance’ is to be published in Australia
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Thanks Philip – Rochford Stret Review is looking forward with excitment to the publication of Christopher Barnett’s ‘when they came / for you/ elegies / of resistance’.