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Issue Details: First known date: 2006... 2006 Anna Kerdijk Nicholson Re-invents Captain Cook
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Anna Kerdijk Nicholson talks about her poem examining Captain James Cook's first voyage to the Australian continent in the HMS Endeavour. She explains that she was interested in looking at the differences between his official naval ship logs and the journal of Joseph Banks, the exploration's enthusiastic twenty-five-year-old botanist. The presentation concludes with a recitation of the poem.

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First known date: 2006
      2008 .
      Link: U6055Full text resource Podcast by Wordshed from the original 2006 TVS broadcast.
      Extent: 5 min. 37 sec.p.
      Series: form y separately published work icon The Wordshed The Red Room Company , Sydney : The Red Room Company TVS Writing and Society Research Centre , 2006 Z1454003 2006 series - publisher film/TV

      The Wordshed is a six-part series of half-hour television programmes comprising interviews, readings, mini essays, and performances by Australian and international poets and writers.

      Writers interviewed include David Malouf, Sonya Hartnett, Catherine Rey, Brian Castro, Luke Davies, John Tranter, Christos Tsiolkas, and Peter Goldsworthy.

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