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Declan Fry

Declan Fry's fiction and poetry have appeared in Another Australia (Affirm), The Uncollected Animals (Turtle Point Press), and Woven (Magabala). A recipient of the Hilary McPhee Award, the Peter Blazey Fellowship, and the Griffith Review short story prize, Fry has written for the Guardian, the Age/Sydney Morning Herald, Memo, The Monthly and is a regular contributor to the ABC. His debut novel, Fantasy Ransom, is forthcoming in March 2027 with Upswell.

Rawdogging the system: Declan Fry reviews Ender Başkan’s Two Hundred Million Musketeers

Ender risks the rawdog. To capture things in mid-flight. It keeps him hungry. Keeps you honest.

What draws Ender to this? Ask Sophia, his partner. She’s 80% rawdog. As in, will “PERFORM ANY ACT RECKLESSLY / OR WITHOUT PREPARATION.” As in: “A MEASURE OF RISK TAKING” (‘Hot Water’, 39).

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Declan Fry Reviews Cham Zhi Yi

The reader will have to imagine for themselves what Maria-Àngels Roque, editor-in-chief of Quaderns de la Mediterrània, a twice-yearly journal focused on authors from the Euro-Mediterranean, must have felt upon hearing these words.

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