Archive for the ‘Wiradjuri’ Category

The Queen is Dead (2023) by Stan Grant, review by Heidi Norman, reproduced with permission from The Conversation

Posted by: Lisa Hill on May 23, 2023

If Everyone Cared (1977), by Margaret Tucker

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 9, 2022

Decolonising a Blog… a work in progress #2: Learning about the emergence of Indigenous life writing

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 8, 2022

Black, White and Exempt (2021), edited by Lucinda Aberdeen and Jennifer Jones

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 5, 2022

Growing up Aboriginal in Australia (2018), edited by Anita Heiss, guest review by Sonia Adams

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 9, 2021

Bila Yarrudhanggalangdhuray (River of Dreams) (2021), by Anita Heiss

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 7, 2021

If Everyone Cared (1977), by Margaret Tucker, guest review by Margaret (Meg) Broughton

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 7, 2021

The Cherry Picker’s Daughter (2019), by Kerry Reed-Gilbert

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 5, 2021

The Yield (2019), by Tara June Winch

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 13, 2019

On Identity (2019), by Stan Grant (Little Books on Big Ideas)

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 11, 2019

Barbed Wire and Cherry Blossoms (2017), by Anita Heiss

Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 12, 2017

The Australian Dream, Blood, History and Becoming (2016), by Stan Grant (Quarterly Essay #64)

Posted by: Lisa Hill on December 5, 2016

After the Carnage (2016), by Tara June Winch

Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 25, 2016

Talking to My Country (2016), by Stan Grant

Posted by: Lisa Hill on March 2, 2016

The Intervention, an Anthology (2015), edited by Rosie Scott and Anita Heiss

Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 18, 2015

Am I Black Enough For You? (2012) by Anita Heiss

Posted by: Lisa Hill on April 6, 2013

Purple Threads (2011), by Jeanine Leane

Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 2, 2012

Macquarie PEN Anthology of Aboriginal Literature (2008), edited by Anita Heiss and Peter Minter

Posted by: Lisa Hill on June 7, 2012

Swallow the Air (2006), by Tara June Winch, narrated by the author

Posted by: Lisa Hill on March 22, 2012