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“Words were not the servants of life, but life, rather, was the slave of words.” — Patrick White (whom no one reads), Voss (Image: Sidney Nolan’s cover design.)

“Words were not the servants of life, but life, rather, was the slave of words.” — Patrick White (whom no one reads), Voss

(Image: Sidney Nolan’s cover design.)