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Child of Fortune Pre-clinical medicine Geoffrey Blainey is well-placed toThe dreamlike story of a single mother and her estranged 11 year old daughter by Yuko Tsushima, the 'archaeologist of the female psyche' Child of Fortune is deceptively gentle and dreamlike, teetering on the edge of tragedy. It covers a year in the life of a single mother with an eleven year old daughter, combining a complex interior world with memorably visual imagery. The narrative is patterned with themes of loss, despair and fragmentation. It