'In a voice youthful, passionate and questioning, these poems reflect on growing up and on letting go; on urban dwellers in love and lust; and on the artist and his Murri community. The politics are unguarded and often amusing, and the language is playful, rhythmic and evocative. Ghosted by ancestors and muses, Watson's cityscape interweaves past and present.' (Source: Publisher's blurb)
Notes
Author's note: Some of the poems in this book were written in respectful memory and recollection of actual characters, places and incidents in the past ... the other works are pieces of fiction, not meant to represent what is gone or what lies ahead, people living or deceased.
This book is divided into three sections reflecting the title.
Other formats: Also sound recording.
Contents
* Contents derived from the St Lucia:University of Queensland Press, 2000 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
