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References
- Marion M Campbell at University of Melbourne (Retrieved 14 September 2007)
- Marion M Campbell: Lecturer, Creative Writing – Biography Melbourne University, Faculty of Arts, School of Culture and Communication (Retrieved 14 September 2007)
- McCulloch, A. (2006) The Casting of Shadows and the Finding of Form. Book review: Marion Campbell, Shadow Thief (Canberra: Pandanus Books, 2006), Southerly: a review of Australian literature, Vol 66, No 2, pp. 129–133, English Association, Sydney Branch, Australia.
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- "Open Page with Marion May Campbell". Australian Book Review . 350: 68. April 2013. Retrieved 17 September 2015. (Interview)
- Allington, Patrick (April 2013). "Questions and questing". Australian Book Review . 350: 21. Retrieved 7 August 2015. (Review of Konkretion.)
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