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'This volume is the seventh in the Dreaming Inside: Voices from Junee Correctional Centre series, a project that began in 2012. Since then, the Black Wallaby Writers Group, in collaboration with the South Coast Writers Centre and Junee Correctional Centre, has conducted writing workshops to bring Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander inmates voices to an outside readership. Black Wallaby tutors Aunty Barbara Nicholson and John Muk Muk Burke return with contributions, along with Sharon Ingram/Twyford as well as guest writer Lachlan Macpherson. This volume comprises a large collection of visual and written works, all of which were created by Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander inmates at Junee Correctional Centre in 2018.' (Publication summary)
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