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Michelle Hattingh’s brave and powerful memoir I’m the Girl Who Was Raped sold to 4 continents
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Michelle Hattingh’s brave, powerful, lucid memoir I’m the Girl Who Was Raped was published in April 2016 and we’ve already sold North American rights to Inanna in Canada and world English rights (excluding North America and Africa) to Spinifex – the feminist publishers in Australia.

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