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Joy of the Worm
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Dust jacket of Frank Sargeson's Joy of the Worm (1969).
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  • Frank Sargeson

    …sexual adventures of a friend; Joy of the Worm (1969), a comic epistolary novella; the collection Man of England Now (1972), which contained previously published work as well as the novella A Game of Hide and Seek; and Sunset Village (1976), a novella that details the nefarious goings-on at a…

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    …sexual adventures of a friend; Joy of the Worm (1969), a comic epistolary novella; the collection Man of England Now (1972), which contained previously published work as well as the novella A Game of Hide and Seek; and Sunset Village (1976), a novella that details the nefarious goings-on at a…

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