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'We may be the most urbanised nation on earth, but for some strange reason we seem to think the bush still defines us. Whereas London, Berlin or New York are celebrated by writers and urban explorers in the guise of flaneurs or psychogeographers such as Charles Baudelaire, or contemporaries such as Englishman Iain Sinclair, Australian authors — except crime writers — have no such tradition.' (Introduction)
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