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Alinta - The Flame single work   poetry   "There, on the first dawn, before time"
Issue Details: First known date: 1983... 1983 Alinta - The Flame
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    y separately published work icon Women of the Sun Sonia Borg , Hyllus Maris , Paddington : Currency Press , 1983 Z361982 1983 selected work drama poetry prose This book comprises the screenplay of the four part television drama series about the 'experiences of Aborigines since the coming of the first white people to Australia over 200 years ago. The chief protagonist in each drama is a woman whose resilience in the face of despair and destruction gives fresh insight into the history of race relations in Australia.' (Source: Publisher's blurb) Paddington : Currency Press , 1983 pg. 1 Section: Episode One 1824-1834
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    y separately published work icon She's Fantastical : The First Anthology of Australian Women’s Speculative Fiction, Magical Realism And Fantasy Lucy Sussex (editor), Judith Raphael Buckrich (editor), Melbourne : Sybylla Press , 1995 Z97825 1995 anthology short story poetry extract Sussex and Buckrich bring together Australian female authors who are quirky, idiosyncratic and inventive, presenting a mix of reprint and original material. The twenty-three authors whose works appear in this anthology range from the well known, such as M. Barnard Eldershaw and Gabrielle Lord, to emerging writers such as Leanne Frahm and Lisa Jacobson.

    In her introduction, American author Ursula Le Guin argues that women writers see 'a rather different world to men and describe it by rather different means. Working within the parameters of the fantastic provides "a rebel's mode" which enables women writers to "knock the posts out from under the status quo".'         Melbourne : Sybylla Press , 1995     pg. 19
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