Cirrus@Austlit

'Walking On Bones is an echo from Ezekiel’s vision of the Valley of Dry Bones. It is exploring the idea that much of our present social experience, particularly in the Church, is akin to walking on dry bones. The poems in Walking On Bones explore how the Spirit may be discerned in ordinary things, reflecting on our own experience, and entering into the every day with open eyes. Authors John Cranmer and Denham Grierson invite us to explore the intuitive dimension of our experience alongside the rational in this poetic conversation about life and the Spirit. ' (Production summary)

The way of the Boorna-Waangki is a true tale of cultural endurance. Through the lived experiences of elders like Edward Mippy, the story takes its readers northwards; from their Peel Inlet to colonial Perth and from the Swan River country to the settlements of the Victoria Plains-unfolding as it goes a fascinating narrative of continuing Aboriginal identity