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Five children stolen, their lives forever marked by loss and resilience.
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Stolen

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  • Paperback

    64 pages

  • Release Date

    7 December 2006

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Summary

Stolen tells of five young Aboriginal children forcibly removed from their parents, brought up in a repressive children’s home and trained for domestic service and other menial jobs. Segregated from society from their earliest years, not all of them successfully manage their lives when released into the outside world.

The pain, poignancy and sheer desperation of their lives is seen through the children’s own eyes as they struggle to make sense of a world where they have been …

Book Details

ISBN-13:9780868197975
ISBN-10:0868197971
Author:Jane Harrison
Publisher:Currency Press Pty Ltd
Imprint:Currency Press Pty Ltd
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:64
Release Date:7 December 2006
Weight:90g
Dimensions:4mm x 137mm x 210mm
Series:CTS
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B-Format
Stolen by Jane Harrison - ISBN: 9780868197975
137 × 210 mm
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A4
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About The Author

Jane Harrison

Jane Harrison is a Muruwari descendant. She was commissioned by Ilbijerri Theatre Co-operative to write Stolen, a play about the Stolen Generations. Stolen premiered in 1998 and has since had seven annual seasons in Melbourne, as well as tours to Sydney, Adelaide, regional Victoria, Tasmania, the UK (twice), Hong Kong, and Tokyo. It has also had readings in Canada and New York. Harrison was a co-winner of the Kate Challis RAKA Award for Stolen. The play is studied on the VCE English and NSW HSC syllabi.

Her play On a Park Bench was workshopped at Playbox and the Banff Playrites Colony, and was a finalist in the Lake Macquarie Drama Prize. Rainbow’s End premiered in 2005 at the Melbourne Museum, toured to Mooroopna, and was scheduled to tour to Japan in 2007. Harrison won the 2006 Theatrelab Indigenous Award for her play Blakvelvet.

She contributed a chapter to Many Voices, Reflections on experiences of Indigenous child separation, published by the National Library, Canberra. Her most important creation has been her two daughters.

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