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Its launch was celebrated boisterously at the Mining Building of University of Toronto by the city's palaeontological elite with beakers and coffee mugs of fine wine (carefully selected by this reviewer from the plonk precinct of the cellars of LCBO). Sometimes I wonder why the author didn't just say it, especially when the poems plonk along over daily events. For an indie artist like Hickman, if 15,000 people shell out for a record, it means the difference between Merlot and plonk or perhaps between making the rent and taking a job at Box Bros. |
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