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'Stolen children, stolen land, stolen freedom. Enough to break the spirit but that's what these people have got, they're Too Bloody Strong to go under. The proud cry of survival is in all these stories and you can read the future in them too, because the Wathaurong people of South-West Victoria will be here while there's air to breathe. From making baskets to building fences, from nursing to law, in education and art, the Wathaurong are preparing for the brand new day when the sun rises over a land of equality, not the same land as 200 years ago but a better land than today.' (Publishers Blurb)
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Listed in Who's Who of Australian Writers under the title Too Bloody Strong.
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Content indexing in process.
Contents
* Contents derived from the
Apollo Bay,
Apollo Bay - Torquay area,
Geelong - Terang - Lake Bolac area,
Victoria,:Pascoe Publishing
, 1997 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Johnny Cake Days, single work short story (p. 30-42)
- A Handful of Beans, single work short story (p. 43-57)
- Portrait of the Artist as a Young Black Man, single work short story historical fiction (p. 80-84)
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