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Dreams are like weeds: they can grow anywhere.

Fairy tales bloom out of cracks in the concrete. Nightmares fester on sticky pub carpets. Daydreams ride the train to work.

MELBOURNE BY DUSK mixes photography and flash fiction to explore the strange things that flower in between our city and our imagination.

Part of the 2011 Emerging Writer's Festival EWFdigital programme.

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