Review: Ticket for Reference

Ticket for Reference Perzine, Kate Dunn, 30 pgs, etsy.com/shop/moonfurmonsters Prolific Australian zinester Kate Dunn writes a frank but sentimental mini-memoir of her call centre work. Drawing on s

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