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Westerly
vol.
54
no.
2
November
Delys Bird
(editor),
Tony Hughes-d'Aeth
(editor),
Blaze Kwaymullina
(editor),
Sally Morgan
(editor),
2009
Z1643069
2009
periodical issue
'This unique edition of the Westerly provides a space for Aboriginal stories to be published and heard. There is a great diversity in the stories in this edition, some focus on family relationships, others on Country and some on the trauma of colonisation. A common theme is the subtle and often ironic sense of humour that threads through the collection, offering a sense of hope and resilience. The collection is thought-provoking, insightful, sad, funny, and full of those wonderful foibles that make us all human.' (Source: Editorial)
2009 pg. 100-115
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