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Refuge in a Harsh Landscape – Australian Novels and Our Changing Relationship to the Bush
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2017
Refuge in a Harsh Landscape – Australian Novels and Our Changing Relationship to the Bush
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'In 1790, Watkin Tench, the first officer with the First Fleet and a member of the fledgling British colony, stood on what we now know to be “The Heads” of Sydney, hungry and pining for news of England ...' (Introduction)
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- As Stars Fall 2014 single work novel
- The Drover's Wife 1892 single work short story
- Dirt Music 2001 single work novel
- The Farmer's Wife 2013 single work novel
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