The Man From the Sunrise Side
Magabala, $2L95pb. 226pp
The Mish
UQP, $19.95pb, 70pp
Under a Bilari Tree I Born
FACP, $24.95pb. 233pp
Oral Quarrel
What is the significance of these stories told by apparently unremarkable people? One thread lies in recording times not quite past, but still enduring amidst vast changes. Their common quality is stoicism, an ability to keep going, in the face of monumental shifts, not just the technological ones that we have all faced in the last century, but huge transformations to cultural life.
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The Man From the Sunrise Side
by Ambrose Mungala Chalarimeri
Magabala, $2L95pb. 226pp
The Mish
by Robert Lowe
UQP, $19.95pb, 70pp
Under a Bilari Tree I Born
Alice Bilari Smith
FACP, $24.95pb. 233pp
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