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'Autobiographies from the mainstream of exceptionally successful persons have been common for long, but of late the stories of 'the failures, to whose lot neither fortunes nor stirring adventures fell' (Bennet and Strauss) have generated tremendous interest in the academy and general readers. These writings are implicit or explicit political documents and campaigns demanding freedom, just, equality and land rights.' (90)
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- The Stolen Children : Their Stories 1998 anthology autobiography essay poetry
- On Rage 2008 single work essay
- Kick the Tin 2000 single work autobiography poetry
- Mum Shirl Tribute 1998 single work obituary
- Images of Australia : An Introductory Reader in Australian Studies 1992 anthology
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