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Fiction | Australia
Look Who's Morphing
Tom Cho

There was a boy who went to sleep as a human but woke up as a dragon. There was a call centre operator who became a deadly cyborg. There was a talking sultana that changed into a box of a very popular brand of cereal, and there was a bottle of beer that turned into a curvaceous woman.

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