Elaine P. Lomas Elaine P. Lomas i(A109876 works by)
Gender: Female
Heritage: Aboriginal ; Aboriginal Wiradjuri
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1 Gadhaang Yiradhu-galang (Happy Days) Elaine P. Lomas , 2022 single work autobiography
— Appears in: Growing up Wiradjuri 2022; (p. 11-19)
2 y separately published work icon Just One Bee Margrete Lamond , Anthony Bertini , Chris Nielsen (illustrator), Orange : Dirt Lane Press , 2021 23827598 2021 single work picture book children's 'Just One Bee is a story of hope, determination and never giving up: the story of One-bee and her dream to revert desolate wastes back to fields of flowers. But to change a desert to meadowland she needs to go it alone because when she comes across another bee, she discovers not only is he hoarding a single precious flower and a queen bee, but he refuses to believe positive change is possible. Other-bee does all he can to quash One-bee's dream. But One-bee’s persistence, patience and optimism eventually prove Other-bee wrong, and she shows him how dreams can come true.' (Publication summary)
30 y separately published work icon Where Happiness Hides Anthony Bertini , Jennifer Goldsmith (illustrator), Orange : Dirt Lane Press , 2020 21055127 2020 single work picture book children's

'Happiness can be found in little things.

'Where Happiness Hides is a story we often tell our children and ourselves. It is about children who find pleasure in small things: in a bowl of soup, in beetles, in discovery, in sunshine and shadow, in disappointment and in hope. Meditative and inspiring, this story invites readers to savour the moments and minutiae of everyday life.'

Source: Publisher's blurb.
1 When will They Bring My Tommy Back Home? i "I wandered into an old country town and in a tin shack an old black woman I found,", Elaine P. Lomas , 2007 single work poetry
— Appears in: Life, Love and Pain : An Anthology of Poems Written by Stolen Generations Link Up (NSW) 2007; (p. 6-7)
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