R Frederick Finlayson lives on a mountain near a forest.
In Th Azure Room Ov Th Peacock Palace
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- ISBN8227165992
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- Date de parution23/06/2024
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
In Th Azure Room Ov Th Peacock Palace was first published by Syllable/Fillia Press in 1987 and catalogued in the National Library of Australia, being issued ISBN 0 9589541 1 9. The work was copyrighted to "rob. finlayson (except for non-profit libertarian purposes)", one of the many pseudonyms of R. Frederick Finlayson. The delightfuol cover design, which is poorly reproduced in this digital edition, was by Jurate Sasnaitis, who was also the publisher of Syllable/Fillia Press.
Publication at the time was assisted financially by the Victorian Ministry for the Arts. The work was a distillation of pieces produced during several years of feverish output during the author's twenties and should be a fascinating historical document for those with an interest in late-capitalist cultural phenomena in the Angloworld; others would be best served by finding something else to read. The length is around 5000 words.
Publication at the time was assisted financially by the Victorian Ministry for the Arts. The work was a distillation of pieces produced during several years of feverish output during the author's twenties and should be a fascinating historical document for those with an interest in late-capitalist cultural phenomena in the Angloworld; others would be best served by finding something else to read. The length is around 5000 words.




















