Australiana / Yumna Kassab.
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TextPublisher: Ultimo, NSW : Ultimo Press, 2022Copyright date: ©2022Description: 292 pages ; 24 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9781761150609; 176115060XOther title: Australiana : a novelSubject(s): Country life -- Australia -- Fiction | Small cities -- Australia -- Fiction | Australia -- Social life and customs -- FictionGenre/Form: Australian fiction. DDC classification: A823.4 Summary: When the river runs dry, the town runs red. This could be any small town. It aches under the heat of summer. It flourishes in the cooler months. Everyone knows everyone. Their families, histories and stories are interwoven and well-known by one and all. Or at least, they think they are. But no-one sees anything quite the same way. Perceptions differ, truths are elusive, judgements have outcomes and everything is connected. For better or for worse. This is a version of small-town Australia that is recognisable, both familiar and new, exploring the characters, threads, and connections that detail everyday life to reveal a much bigger story. A tapestry that makes up this place called home.
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When the river runs dry, the town runs red. This could be any small town. It aches under the heat of summer. It flourishes in the cooler months. Everyone knows everyone. Their families, histories and stories are interwoven and well-known by one and all. Or at least, they think they are. But no-one sees anything quite the same way. Perceptions differ, truths are elusive, judgements have outcomes and everything is connected. For better or for worse. This is a version of small-town Australia that is recognisable, both familiar and new, exploring the characters, threads, and connections that detail everyday life to reveal a much bigger story. A tapestry that makes up this place called home.
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