Dancing Home
University of Queensland Press, $29.95 pb, 206 pp, 9780702259753
Fiction
Dancing Home by Paul Collis
by Jay Daniel Thompson •
Dancing Home opens in forthright fashion. The author, Paul Collis, urges readers to ‘[t]ake sides. Be involved in the ideas I’ve written into this book.’ The novel offers an uncompromising examination of some of the injustices faced by Indigenous Australians.
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