I clothe myself in star-fire and plunge into heavens windsSoar ardent o’er land sea tree rock river mountain streamBlunt tangibles stand unique ample joy to
Once Upon a Time – in a land so far away in time and place that it could not be
https://anzlitlovers.com/2018/07/12/meet-an-aussie-author-john-wenitong/
Find your language below in podcast and in written form
John M Wenitong [alias Pemulwuy Weeatunga] 31-07-20 In 2011, at 57 y/o, & after ‘a series of unfortunate events’, I found myself out of work,
“It’s almost a conservation utopia — but even Mt Rothwell can’t get rid of the rabbits. Their numbers got as low as 12 almost a
http://www.welcometocountry.org/9-lessons-australia-learn-aboriginal-people/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AGY0__ReIVk&fbclid=IwAR0FPdp60t8D8Y4tOtaocojge6pJQ7vXUuj5XiVoB_guPJSVAqfOrL1jgHM
Another wonderful breakthrough from science! Did you know that all our plastics are oil-based? No wonder cancer is prevalent in our societies! Oil & its
Great book. Well written and interesting ... I read it from cover to cover without putting it down.
Fascinating story with vivid visuals.
Pemulwuy Weeatunga's narrative is akin to the traditional oral storytelling of Indigenous people - there is an informal yet cheeky tone, indicative of someone with much respect for their culture and country. A compelling story with delightful characters and beautiful descriptions, this is a short read but well worth it.
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