Blind Spots

Exploring the tumultuous landscape of Australian politics, Bruce Dawe utilizes his signature irony and poetic flair to depict the dramatic rise and fall of Kevin Rudd, alongside Julia Gillard's tenure as Prime Minister. The narrative captures the intense pressures faced by political figures, showcasing Dawe's empathy while humorously portraying the complexities of their leadership. Through this lens, the book offers a poignant commentary on the unpredictability of political life and the personal toll it takes on those in power.