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All in for a good read

By JOLENE OGLE

TWO years in the making, the Noosa Writers group launched their latest literary offering to a packed house last Friday.
Frozen in Time is the joint effort from six local authors, who each contributed a number of short stories and poems ranging from the melancholy, to the comedic, and mysterious.
In a twist of the usual format, all authors – Christine Bayly, Maria Benson, Grayham Bickley, Celia Esplin, Jo Fagan and Sheila Mason – joined forces to co-write a novella that can be found in the rear of the book.
Each author wrote a piece of the novella from the point of view of a different character creating a unique and intriguing mystery story.
Frozen in Time is available from the Noosa Arts and Craft centre in Wallace Park.

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