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Reflections in Glass: Trends and tensions in the contemporary Anglican church by Peter Carnley
The Man Who Died Twice: The life and adventures of Morrison of Peking by Peter Thompson and Robert Macklin
The Medici Women: Gender and power in renaissance Florence by Natalie Tomas
Lam Khi Try is a Cambodian journalist who wrote articles exposing corruption, illegal logging and political assassinations by the Cambodian government. He received a threatening letter from the Cambodian prime minister and death threats from anonymous callers. After the director at Lam’s newspaper died in suspicious circumstances, the staff became frightened and the newspaper was closed. Lam was followed constantly, and he and his family went into hiding. Later, he fled Cambodia and came to Australia for refuge, followed by his wife Nary. They left their children in the care of relatives, with the intention of bringing them safely to Australia.
... (read more)Greenly, intensely, oddly
It is the day you wake up walking in
A scape you wandered bluntly through
Several hundred dreams ago
or so: