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In this article Amy Cross draws upon two Australian historiographic metafictive texts, Into White Silence and The Lace Maker's Daughter, to demonstrate how particular narrative strategies destablise the relationship between history and fiction and the past and the present, and can invite readers to consider their own roles as meaning makers - of history and of their individual selves.
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https://scholar.lib.vt.edu/ejournals/ALAN/v42n3/pdf/cross.pdf
The (Im)possibility of Objectivity : Narrating the Past in Young Adult Historiographic Metafiction
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- Into White Silence 2008 single work novel
- The Lace Maker's Daughter 2005 single work novel
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