Holocaust Island (First Nations Classics) by Graeme Dixon

Holocaust Island (First Nations Classics) by Graeme DixonWritten when the author was in prison, this collection remains a poignant historical plea for Aboriginal justice from Black deaths in custody to Land Rights and bears witness to contemporary Indigenous issues. The remarkable Holocaust Island was the inaugural winner of the David Unaipon Award in 1989. Graeme Dixon began writing poetry while he was in Fremantle Prison and his poems address contemporary and controversial issues from Black deaths in

This capacity to nurture the nurturers

But the story doesn't end there

It is on sacred Aboriginal land

You're not supposed to bring your pet to the School of Monsters if you haven't fed them yet

The novel tells the story of Klara

Australian Bushcraft is as relevent today as it was when it was first published

In this stunning collection Tony Birch invites the reader into a tender conversation with those he loves - and has loved - the most

at least six different species of humans inhabited Earth

is a one-stop handbook that will settle fruitless anxieties and allow people to focus on what matters to them

She has also discovered that she has a strange and magical ability

the fuse box

Revisiting this history