Michael Rowland Michael Rowland i(20149439 works by)
Gender: Male
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1 y separately published work icon Live Recording : Bronwyn Adcock in Conversation Michael Rowland (interviewer), 2021 23474668 2021 single work podcast interview

'Michael Rowland chats with journalist Bronwyn Adcock about her book, Currowan.' (Production summary)

1 y separately published work icon Black Summer : Stories of Loss, Courage and Community from the 2019-2020 Bushfires Michael Rowland (editor), Sydney : ABC Books , 2021 20149890 2021 anthology autobiography prose

'Told by ABC reporters who were on the ground and broadcasting during our worst ever fire season, spearheaded by Michael Rowland

'The bushfires that burnt across Australia from June 2019 to February 2020 were unprecedented. By the time the rains came, they had devoured more than 18 million hectares of bush and farm land, destroyed nearly 3000 homes, claimed the lives of 34 people, killed about a billion animals and driven more to the brink of extinction. The heartbreak, pain, loss and uncertainty were felt far and wide. These were fires that affected nearly everyone along the east coast of the country, directly or indirectly, and touched the hearts of people everywhere.

'But out of the tragedies, the fear, the lost homes, the burnt forests, the bleak holidays, the unrelenting smoke have come stories of courage and community. ABC reporters on the ground during the crises brought many of these stories into homes across the nation. This book contains updates, new stories and overviews by them, as well as reflections on how such a catastrophe occurred and what we have learnt from it. It is both a record of the events and a tribute to those who endured, escaped, fought and in some cases paid the ultimate price.

'With forewords by Ita Buttrose and Andrew Constance, and contributions from Casey Briggs, Jen Browning, Jessie Davies, Daniel Doody, Matthew Doran, Richard Glover, Nick Hose, Melinda James, Tom Joyner, Jonathon Kendall, Stacey Lee, Hamish Macdonald, Jade Macmillan, Philippa McDonald, Kren Michemore, Greg Nelson, Adriane Reardon, Michael Rowland, Baz Ruddick, Erin Semmler, Peter Sommerville, Josh Szeps, Claire Wheaton and Phil Williams.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.

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