JENNIFER ACKERMAN What an Owl Knows. Reviewed by Ann Skea
Jennifer Ackerman provides insights into owl-human relations and what we know about these storied birds. The wise old owl lived in the oak The more he saw the less he...
Read MoreJennifer Ackerman provides insights into owl-human relations and what we know about these storied birds. The wise old owl lived in the oak The more he saw the less he...
Read MoreStan Grant remains committed to responding with love as he interrogates Whiteness in Australia and around the world. In The Queen is Dead Stan Grant uses the death of...
Read MoreLike its predecessors Girt and True Girt, David Hunt’s third volume is a riotous romp through Australian history. Covering the late 19th century in the lead up to...
Read MoreDavid Scrimgeour charts local successes and government failures for Aboriginal people in the Western Desert. While there has been a growing awareness over recent...
Read MoreJosephine Baker, the most glamorous and highly paid female entertainer of her time, was also an Allied spy in World War II. In The Flame of Resistance Damien Lewis has...
Read MoreFirst published in 2008, Esther Woolfson’s Corvus is part memoir, part natural history, and conveys her fascination with the birds living in her home. As I write, the...
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