On Kim Scott by Tony Birch

On Kim Scott by Tony BirchOn Kim Scott by Tony Birch IN THE WRITERS ON WRITERS SERIES, LEADING AUTHORS REFLECT ON AN AUSTRALIAN WRITER WHO HAS INSPIRED AND FASCINATED THEM 'I VALUE KIM SCOTT'S FICTION SO HIGHLY BECAUSE I FEEL THAT HIS APPROACH IS TO PUT THE FLAGS ASIDE. THAT DEADMAN DANCE ASKS US NOT TO CONSIDER WHO WE WERE SO MUCH AS WHO WE COULD BE, COLLECTIVELY, IN THE FUTURE.' Noongar writer Kim Scott has won the Miles Franklin Award twice for his novels. In this moving

} 'I had lived and hunted with these people

' -David HuntOf Marsupials and Men recounts the fascinating and often hilarious history of the men and women who dedicated their lives to understanding Australia's native animals

Kel Richards tells Vaux's story brilliantly

Bergmann played a crucial role in shaping the future of the region

He has worked as a journalist at the COURIER-MAIL

God is not on her side - or any poor woman's for that matter

extensive research and lyrical prose to take us on a journey into the heart-scapes of young Australians

Create colourful animal pictures with Magic Water Colouring

the child of a goddess-and by all rights their paths should never cross

In 1788 a young gentlewoman raised in the vicarage of an English village married a handsome

unspoken system of divisions

to a meeting of an Arctic explorer's society in Berlin