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17 225 y separately published work icon My Place Sally Morgan , ( trans. Eva Wolff with title Terug naar Corunna : de koppige reis een Aboriginal vrouw op zoek naar haar verleden ) Haarlem : In de Knipscheer , 1999 Z384564 1987 single work autobiography (taught in 30 units)

'In 1982, Sally Morgan travelled back to her grandmother's birthplace. What started as a tentative search for information about her family, turned into an overwhelming emotional and spiritual pilgrimage. My Place is a moving account of a search for truth into which a whole family is gradually drawn, finally freeing the tongues of the author's mother and grandmother, allowing them to tell their own stories.' Source: Publisher's blurb.
3 17 y separately published work icon Raki : A Novel B. Wongar , ( trans. Regina Willemse with title Raki, een venster van hennep : roman ) Amsterdam Berchem : In de Knipscheer E. P. O. , 1997 Z857293 1994 single work novel (taught in 1 units)

Raki (which means rope) is set in Australia and Bosnia and deals with issues of black and white relations, ethnic conflict and multi-culturalism. Gara is an Aboriginal youth who is adopted by a Yugoslav family and taken bak to Bosnia. Caught up in the conflict there, he returns to Australia, only to end up in jail, where he hangs himself. (Source: Koori Mail Ed. 85 21 Sept. 1994)
3 19 y separately published work icon Maidenhome Ding Xiaoqi , ( trans. Mirjam Vosmeer with title Het Maagdenhuis ) Amsterdam : In de Knipscheer , 1996 Z466894 1993 selected work short story
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