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Denise Dixon Denise Dixon i(A64863 works by)
Born: Established: 1959 Cooma, Cooma area, Cooma - Snowy - Bombala area, Southeastern NSW, New South Wales, ;
Gender: Female
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1 Which Way i "You can't be a blackfella, you too white", Denise Dixon , 2002 single work poetry
— Appears in: Talking Ink from Ochre 2002; (p. 43)
1 My Grandmother's Story Denise Dixon (interviewer), 2002 single work interview
— Appears in: Talking Ink from Ochre 2002; (p. 30-36) Danusha Cubillo shares stories about her Grandmother.
1 New Dreaming i "The sparks struck many of our people, then", Denise Dixon , 2002 single work poetry
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 23 January no. 268 2002; (p. 9, 11)
1 Which Way i "You can't be a black fella, you too white", Denise Dixon , 2001 single work poetry
— Appears in: Koori Mail , 31 October no. 263 2001; (p. 6)
1 Father's Love i "Do you know who I am", Denise Dixon , 2000 single work poetry lyric/song
— Appears in: Writing Us Mob : New Indigenous Voices 2000; (p. 63)
1 Happy Birthday Denise Dixon , 2000 single work short story
— Appears in: Writing Us Mob : New Indigenous Voices 2000; (p. 43)
1 The Palm and the Fist Denise Dixon , 1999 single work extract
— Appears in: Black Lives, Rainbow Visions : Indigenous Sitings in the Creative Arts 1999; (p. 22-23) 'I started writing this play two years ago, finished it in Oct '98 and the editing in Feb '99. I am presently writing the music and lyrics, and have completed the first three songs. The Palm and the Fist is about family. It touches on stolen childhood, the importance of speaking positives to our kids, e.g. 'blessing our children', and imparting identity. This is the essence of who we are. We have so much to teach our non-Indigenous community about family and identity. This play and music provides a little glimpse of this.' Source: Black Lives, Rainbow Visions: Indigenous Sitings in the Creative Arts (1999)
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