Issue Details: First known date: 2002... 2002 Words for Country : Landscape and Language in Australia
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Sydney, New South Wales,:University of New South Wales Press , 2002 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Everyone Who Has Ever Done a Tree Sit Always Says That the Tree Talks to You, Nicholas Brown , single work essay (p. 85-101)
Uluru, Michael Cathcart , single work essay (p. 207-221)
Lubra Creek, Rebe Taylor , single work non-fiction (p. 222)
The River Runs Backwards, Heather Goodall , single work non-fiction
These Blarsted Hills, P. R. Hay , single work non-fiction
Scarcely Any Water on Its Surface, Kirsty Douglas , single work non-fiction
The Spirit of the Plains Kangaroo, Howard Morphy , Frances Morphy , single work non-fiction
The Graveyard of a Century, Brigid Hains , single work non-fiction
So Much for a Name, Tim Bonyhady , single work non-fiction
Blackfellow Oven Roads, Paul Sinclair , single work non-fiction
The Ends of the Earth, Mark Peel , single work non-fiction
Natural Beauty, Man-Made, J. M. Arthur , single work non-fiction
The Outside Country, Tom Griffiths , single work non-fiction
It's Only Words, George Seddon , single work non-fiction
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