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    The Lucky 13: The Lucky 13 Interview with authors, #1

    By Jo Vraca

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    Interviews with Independent and Traditionally published authors including Alain De Botton, David Nobbs, Kathy Charles and Benjamin Law.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherJo Vraca
    Release dateJun 13, 2015
    ISBN9781513091532
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    The Lucky 13: The Lucky 13 Interview with authors, #1
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    Jo Vraca

    Jo Vraca (1969-) was born in Rosolini, Sicily to a seamstress and farmer. She grew up in Melbourne, Australia after her family immigrated in 1971. She is a born liar, and writing seems like the best outlet for all kinds of story-telling.

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