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Romy Ash’s novel imagines the next pandemic as an eerily beautiful mushroom disease

By Jane Rawson, PhD Candidate, Creative Writing, University of Tasmania

Romy Ash’s second novel, Mantle, asks what would happen if a pathogen made us wake up to ourselves – and change course.

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