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Irish Pages: A Journal Of Contemporary Writing: The Justice Issue: V. 1, No. 2

By Hans Magnus Enzensberger, Christian Salmon, Gerard Smyth, Michael Longley, Ciarán Carson, Tess Jaray, MICHAEL HAMBURGER, Alfonso Monreal, Martin J. Rees, Francis Harvey, W. G. Sebald, Chris Agee, Andrew Crumey, Kathleen Jamie, John Minihan, Robert Zaller, Greg Delanty, Wendell Berry, Simon Fairlie, Chris Arthur, Samuel Menashe, John F. Deane, Seamus Heaney, Angus. Calder, Connie Roberts, AGEE Chris, Cathal Searcaigh, Eoghan Tuairisc, Eamon Grenner, Mogetse Kaboikanyo, Vojka Diki, Marko Veovi, Michel Conghaile, Ted Deppe

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Tall 8vo. Original pictorial card covers (softback) (Fine). Pp. 248 (no inscriptions).

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