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Adam Ouston's Mine is a novel written as one unbroken sentence
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Adam Ouston's Mine is a novel written as one unbroken sentence

A Tasmanian poet falls into an abandoned mine shaft and lies in darkness. The novel that traps him is written as one long sentence with thousands of clauses and no full stops.

Why it mattersThe novel offers a bold new way to read. Ouston's technique creates the same trapped, confused feeling his character experiences. The form of the story matches what he feels.

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