Arcade Tales 1 - Goddess of Retribution

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Meades, A. 2016. Arcade Tales 1 - Goddess of Retribution. Canterbury Christ Church University.
AuthorsMeades, A.
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Arcade Tales is a research project that attempts to capture the unheard voice of the British amusement arcade, translating oral and local histories into comics.

Year2016
PublisherCanterbury Christ Church University
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Print26 Feb 2016
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Deposited30 Jun 2016
Accepted26 Feb 2016
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