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Vivian Blaxell

Vivian Blaxell’s essay “Nuclear Cats” was a finalist for the 2021 Melbourne Prize for Literature (Writer’s Prize). She now lives in Naarm/Melbourne and is working on a set of linked autobiographical essays (The Long After) of which “La Folía” is one.

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