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Rebecca Starford is the cofounder and publishing director of Kill Your Darlings and previously worked for Text Publishing and Affirm Press. She is the author of Bad Behaviour, a memoir about boarding school and bullying. The book has been optioned for television by Matchbox Pictures. Starford is a PhD candidate at the University of Queensland and lives in Brisbane, Australia.
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