| Description |
202 pages : includes Reading Guide |
| Summary |
A searing and magnificent picture of Australia at the moment of its foundation, with early settlers staking out their small patch of land and terrified by the harsh and alien continent. Focussing on the hostility between the early British inhabitants and the native Aborigines. Remembering Bablyon tells the tragic and compelling story of a boy who finds himself caught between the two worlds. Shot through with humour, and written with the poetic intensity that characterised Malouf's An Imaginary Life, this is a novel of epic scope yet it is simple, compassionate and universal: a classic |
| Analysis |
Australia |
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English fiction |
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Historical fiction |
| Notes |
First published: London : Chatto & Windus, 1993 |
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Christina Stead Prize for Fiction, 1993 winner |
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Miles Franklin Literary Award, 1994 shortlist |
| Subject |
Aboriginal Australians -- Fiction.
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Australian fiction.
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Frontier and pioneer life -- Australia -- Fiction.
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| Genre/Form |
Historical fiction.
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Fiction.
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| ISBN |
009930242X (paperback) |
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9780099302421 |
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9780099589730 |
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