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— —
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— —
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A
RTICLES

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J
OHANNA
W
INARD
was born in Salford. She studied creative writing at Manchester Metropolitan University and is a trustee of Salford's Working Class Movement Library. She lives in Lancashire.

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First published in Great Britain by Allison & Busby in 2014.
This ebook edition first published in 2014.

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OHANNA
W
INARD

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  ISBN 978–0–7490–1379–0

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