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                    [Summary] => Ranulfo Concon, a first time author born in the island of Bohol, Philippines, is currently making a name as a writer and artist in Sydney. His novel, Nirvana’s Children, has been described as "one of the cleverest, cheekiest comic voices to erupt into the young adult fiction scene." The novel was recently presented in the Sydney Writers’ Festival, a professional, innovative festival that presents ideas, debate, performance, best writers and writing from Australia. 

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