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Inside My Mother by Ali Cobby Eckermann, Giramondo Publishing Company

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    Author(s)Ali Cobby Eckermann
    PublisherGiramondo Publishing Company
    ISBN9781922146885
    Pages96
    BindingPaperback
    LanguageEnglish
    Publish YearJuly 2015

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    Giramondo Publishing Company Inside My Mother by Ali Cobby Eckermann

    ...An Outstanding Achievement That Will, With Its Skill And Elegance, Deeply Enrich Australian Poetry And Whoever Reads It.' Judges' Citation, 2013 Nsw Premier'S Literary Award For Poetry.Ali Cobby Eckermann, A Yankunytjatjara/Kokatha Poet, Is At The Forefront Of Australian Indigenous Poetry. Inside My Mother Is Both A Political And Personal Collection, Angry And Tender, Propelled By The Need To Remember, Yet Brimming With Energy And Vitality - Qualities That Distinguished Her Previous, Prize-Winning Verse Novel, Ruby Moonlight. Tributes To Country, To Her Elders, And To The Animals And Spirits That Inhabit The Landscape, Coupled With The Rhythms Of Mourning And Celebration That Pulse Through The Poems, Make This A Moving And Personal Collection. Grief Is Deeply Felt And Vividly Portrayed In Poems Such As 'Inside My Mother' And 'Lament'. There Is Defiance And Protest In 'Clapsticks' And 'I Tell You True'. In The Final Section There Is A Marked Generational Shift As The Elders Begin To Pass Away And The Poet As Grandmother Comes To Accept Her Rightful Place As Matriarch.Ali Cobby Eckermann Awarded The Prestigious Windham-Campbell Writing Prize. Read The Full Article In The The New York Times.



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