Walking Through Water single work   prose   young adult  
Issue Details: First known date: 1996... 1996 Walking Through Water
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    y separately published work icon Nothing Interesting About Cross Street : A Collection of Girls' Voices Beth Yahp (editor), Pymble : Angus and Robertson , 1996 Z429855 1996 anthology short story prose autobiography young adult 'Cross Street - a place where stories intersect. A place of T-junctions, intersections, and one roundabout. A place where stories are allowed to rasp against each other, and occasionally collide.

    'Acclaimed author Beth Yahp has collected a powerful group of stories from young women today. Their passionate and raw tales tell of their fears, thoughts, dreams, and hopes as they cross into adulthood. Accompanying these young voices are stories from some of Australia's finest women writers exploring the same fears and dreams'. (Source: back cover blurb).
    Pymble : Angus and Robertson , 1996     pg. 74-83
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