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Issue Details: First known date: 2004... no. 101 May 2004 of Aumla est. 1953 Aumla
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The Happy Folk and the Old South Land : Entering the Mythologised Landscape of Wrightson's The Song of Wirrun, Kerrie Le Lievre , single work criticism
Discusses how Wrightson 'manipulates the generic features of the fantasy trilogy so that the texts function as a threshold or point of transition between an impoverished experience of the Australian landscape and an enriched one, not only for the characters of her story, but for the reader' (p.109).
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