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Mothers from the Edge : An Anthology
Helen Nickas
(editor),
Brighton
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Owl Publishing
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2006
Z1349339
2006
anthology
prose
short story
autobiography
biography
drama
Mothers from the Edge is an antipodean anthology about mothers and daughters, consisting of (auto)biographical fiction, fictionalised (auto)biography, memoirs, short stories, plays. These are all new works by twenty-eight women writers in Australia, with a Greek background, or connection. What they all share is the mother-daughter bond, interwoven with the common thread of migration. What they all show is that the pleasure and pain associated with having two (or more) cultures in their life is profoundly challenging and enriching. (Back cover.)
Brighton
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Owl Publishing
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2006
pg.
201-209
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Mykonos,
Greek islands,
cGreece,cWestern Europe, Europe,
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