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Journalist and author. My current novel is Driving Stevie Fracasso. I write for The Sydney Morning Herald. I play in Perth bands Radio Radio and Star Sign.
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Seven million books later, Garth Nix still has a back-up plan

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By Barry Divola Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Barry Divola Picture this. It's Canberra in the early 1970s. It's lunchtime on a school day, and in the middle of the sports oval a group of kids is being led by one of their own on an adventure. The boy asks them to imagine they're entering a pyramid in Egypt. As they explore deeper and deeper inside, he describes in detail everything they're seeing around them. And then, all of a sudden, something emerges from a dark corner.
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Left Bank or Right Bank? A guide to two of Paris' arrondissements

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By Barry Divola Verified
| Escape Australia
Latin Quarter versus Le Marais... here's what to consider before booking a trip to the City of Love. This article may contain links from our affiliate and advertising partners. We may receive payments when you click on links, buy through them or share this content. Are you more Left Bank or Right Bank? Latin Quarter A cafe on Rue Galande in the Latin Quarter of Paris.
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75 years of the Fender Telecaster: 12 guitarists who defined the Tele

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By Barry Divola Verified
| New Atlas Verified
Despite garnering unflattering nicknames like "the snow shovel," "the boat paddle," and "the plank" for its simplicity and no-fuss design when it was introduced to the public in 1951, the Fender Telecaster has proved to be an incredibly versatile instrument that morphs depending on who is playing it. Across various genres, from rock to country to blues to funk to indie and beyond, the Tele has been at the center of popular music for decades.
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