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The secluded beach

The secluded beach is a real location in Newcastle, New South Wales, named across the written works of C. W. Smith. Likely Susan Gilmore Beach (low-tide access). It is plotted on the Literary Atlas of Newcastle among the city's coastal sites.

Across the works

Antinomicity

'A secluded beach in Newcastle… only accessible at two entry points' — the site of the fall and injury that, in the preface, prompts the book.

There is a secluded beach in Newcastle that is only accessible at two entry points— Antinomicity

See also

• Newcastle · Antinomicity
• The Literary Atlas of Newcastle