One of the great novels of early settlement in Tasmania, seen through the eyes of the shaman Jangamuttuk, who battles for the survival of his tribe in a world of white ghosts.
Mudrooroo Libros
Este autor profundiza en temas de alienación y aislamiento en la vida australiana, con un enfoque particular en la existencia indígena. Sus primeras obras, moldeadas por experiencias personales de encarcelamiento y la búsqueda de propósito, exploraron paisajes políticos y las luchas internas de los personajes. Más tarde, amplió su alcance para incluir ficción especulativa y para jóvenes, enriqueciendo el panorama literario. Su escritura se caracteriza por una profunda exploración de la identidad y la pertenencia.
Aboriginal Mythology
- 210 páginas
- 8 horas de lectura
Aboriginal culture is deeply rooted in the belief that they have inhabited Australia since the Dreamtime, marked by a rich tapestry of mythologies expressed in hundreds of languages. Central to their worldview is the idea that the universe is alive, emphasizing a profound connection to the land and the responsibility to care for it. This enduring cultural heritage reflects a unique understanding of existence and the environment, shaped over tens of thousands of years.
Long Live Sandawara
- 168 páginas
- 6 horas de lectura
Set against the backdrop of Perth's outskirts, the story follows Aboriginal teenagers grappling with violence and poverty. Alan emerges as a self-proclaimed leader, inspired by the legendary warrior Sandawara, who fought for his people. Embracing this identity, Alan and his friends adopt the names of Sandawara's followers as they prepare for a revolution. In their dilapidated shelter, they strategize to reclaim their heritage and confront the struggles they face in a society that marginalizes them.