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- 9e42d8a3a98ef1dc941fce32140c3df599d82a137b37576e3650990490c0ed86 accessdate "2015-06-15".
- 9e42d8a3a98ef1dc941fce32140c3df599d82a137b37576e3650990490c0ed86 date "1991-07-14".
- 9e42d8a3a98ef1dc941fce32140c3df599d82a137b37576e3650990490c0ed86 first1 "Neil".
- 9e42d8a3a98ef1dc941fce32140c3df599d82a137b37576e3650990490c0ed86 isCitedBy Frances_Farmer.
- 9e42d8a3a98ef1dc941fce32140c3df599d82a137b37576e3650990490c0ed86 last1 "Scotten".
- 9e42d8a3a98ef1dc941fce32140c3df599d82a137b37576e3650990490c0ed86 publisher "Edmonton Journal".
- 9e42d8a3a98ef1dc941fce32140c3df599d82a137b37576e3650990490c0ed86 title "Tough, brilliant second novel is devoid of posturing; The illusions of Hollywood are dissected in swirling mixture of video prose and eccentric characters".