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Review of Author! Author! Tales of Australian Literary Life.(Poem)
EDITED BY CHRIS WALLACE-CRABBE (OXFORD)
REVIEW OF AUTHOR! AUTHOR! TALES OF AUSTRALIAN LITERARY LIFE In a wonderful collection of portraits the poet Chris Wallace-Crabbe captures the essence of Australia --absorbing and never drab! They are delightfully entertaining, some outrageous, all revealing the gutsy bits about Dinki-Di's whose persona is still congealing. ...
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