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Writing Poverty : The Reflexive Practitioner : Social Welfare Worker and Creative Artist and, Underground Road
single work
Writing Poverty : The Reflexive Practitioner : Social Welfare Worker and Creative Artist and, Underground Road
single work
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2010...
2010
Writing Poverty : The Reflexive Practitioner : Social Welfare Worker and Creative Artist and, Underground Road
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Notes
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Thesis (Ph.D.)--Flinders University, Dept. of English, Creative Writing and Australian Studies.
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The thesis consists of a novel and critical essay.
Contents
* Contents derived from the 2010 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Writing Poverty : The Reflexive Practitioner : Social Welfare Worker and Creative Artist, single work criticism
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Underground Road,
single work
novel
'Damien, Edith, Kenneth and Mary are residents of a single street whose lives are ordinary to the last degree and as such encompass addiction and domestic violence, quiet achievements and small acts of kindness and treachery. Jack and Mary, locked at uncomfortably close quarters on Jack's retirement, chafe and sulk and fret. Edith finds solace in her lonely life playing the pokies. Young Damien, terrified of his stepfather Marcus and the school bully, broods on revenge. And Kenneth, unhinged, wanders the streets. Lives intertwine and decisions are made. And the tension grows to its shattering climax.' (Publication blurb)
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