'Ash, Dust, Air' anthology calls on young Riverina writers to recount bushfires, drought, pandemic

Jessica McLaughlin
Updated July 15 2020 - 3:30pm, first published July 14 2020 - 2:30pm
BACK TO ROOTS: After living and working in Sydney, Wagga's own Gabrielle Tozer is back in town and ready to help bring the Ash, Dust, Air anthology together. Picture: Contributed
BACK TO ROOTS: After living and working in Sydney, Wagga's own Gabrielle Tozer is back in town and ready to help bring the Ash, Dust, Air anthology together. Picture: Contributed

TALES of trying times, perseverance and unity are set to be put to paper in an anthology showcasing young writers' talent across the Riverina.

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Jessica McLaughlin

Jessica McLaughlin

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