Deep South by Ralph Crane - ISBN: 9781922147592
Paperback
Tasmania revealed: history, culture, beauty and darkness, in twenty-four tales.

Deep South

Stories from Tasmania

  • Paperback

    256 pages

  • Release Date

    17 April 2013

Summary

A wonderful collection of twenty-four short stories that celebrate the history, culture and creativity of Tasmania.

Tasmania is another country—a lush, sometimes foreboding island with a people fiercely protective of its history, culture and creativity.

This handsome collection, the first to bring together the finest stories about Tasmania, includes works by notable early Australian writers, such as Marcus Clarke and Tasma; internationally renowned practitioners, like Hal Port…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781922147592
ISBN-10:1922147591
Author:Ralph Crane, Danielle Wood
Publisher:Text Publishing
Imprint:The Text Publishing Company
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:256
Release Date:17 April 2013
Weight:314g
Dimensions:32mm x 198mm x 132mm
What They're Saying

Critics Review

‘Offers readers a glimpse into the imagery and symbolism that has come to shape how outsiders perceive the island.’

’[A] beautiful anthology.’ * Saturday Age *
‘A strong, spirited collection…Quality is high and range wide.’ * Weekend Herald (NZ) *
‘A vivid and sometimes sobering picture of the relations among free settlers, convicts and indigenous Australians. There’s real treasure, too, among the more recent stories exploring the quieter domestic dramas of modern life.’ * North & South (NZ) *

About The Author

Ralph Crane

Ralph Crane is the author or editor of sixteen academic books. He lives in Hobart and is Professor of English at the University of Tasmania. Danielle Wood is the author of a novel, The Alphabet of Light and Dark (2003; winner of the Australian/Vogel and Dobbie awards); a collection of short stories, Rosie Little’s Cautionary Tales for Girls (2006); and two non-fiction works, Housewife Superstar: The Very Best of Marjorie Bligh (2011) and Marjorie Bligh’s HOME: Hints on Managing Everything (2012). She lives in Hobart and teaches at the University of Tasmania.

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