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Aspect : Art and Literature
no.
34
August
Ulli Beier
(editor),
1986
Z631374
1986
periodical issue
Long Water : Aboriginal Art and Literature
Bubu-Weedarra
1986
pg.
90
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Kath Walker in China
Gu Zixin
(translator),
Beijing
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International Culture Publishing Corporation
Jacaranda Press
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1988
Z823392
1988
selected work
poetry
autobiography
Indigenous story
'The trip to China in September and October, 1984 was like seeing a great work of art. It opened our eyes. We were all very excited...To Kath Walker it was something more...She had not written any poetry for years...This volume of poetry is the fruit of her labour in China. It is a continuation of the themes which inform all her poetry - the wrongs the white people committed against her people, and her longing for a world in which those cruelties and barbarism have disappeared off the face of the earth.' (Source: page 2)
K'ai-se Wo-k'o tsai Chung-kuo Kath Walker in China = 凯瑟 · 沃克在中国 / Beijing : International Culture Publishing Corporation Jacaranda Press , 1988 pg. 17-18
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