Once Was Enough single work   poetry   "It was a Sunday in December in 1994"
Issue Details: First known date: 1997... 1997 Once Was Enough
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  • Author's note: Sydney 1994

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  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Message Stick : Contemporary Aboriginal Writing Kerry Reed-Gilbert (editor), Alice Springs : IAD Press , 1997 Z419921 1997 anthology short story poetry

    '...Message Stick is a collection of poems and short stories that defies the expected. Drawing from the contemporary, traditional and urban life experiences of established and emerging writers, Message Stick is an Aboriginal view of black culture, past, present and future. It is not manufactured dialogue by those 'who think they know', it is the many and diverse voices of Aboriginal Australia.' (Backcover)

         Alice Springs : IAD Press , 1997     pg. 17
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    y separately published work icon Token Koori Anita Heiss , Sydney : Curringa Communications , 1998 Z37591 1998 selected work poetry

    'Following her satirical look at Ozzie Kulture in Sacred Cows, Anita Heiss ventured into the world of poetry with some hard-hitting realities about contemporary Aboriginality. Her journey as an urban blackfella is touch by politics, passion and personal growth.' (Source: Anita Heiss website)

         Sydney : Curringa Communications , 1998     pg. 21
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    y separately published work icon Antipodes : Poetic Responses Margaret Bradstock (editor), Putney : Phoenix Education , 2011 Z1760960 2011 anthology poetry extract Antipodes, representing poets born between 1790 and 1983, provides a wonderful introduction to the changing views of Australia and its history over the past two hundred years as well as to the excellent poetry that is part of our heritage. -- Emeritus Professor Elizabeth Webby (from the Foreword) Putney : Phoenix Education , 2011 pg. 140
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