Lindsay Barrett Knihy

Set against the backdrop of 1980s North Queensland, a group of directionless young men confront their identities amidst the chaos of a resource boom. As they navigate their journey, themes of Australian masculinity and environmental consciousness emerge, highlighting the need for respect towards the land. The narrative evokes a sense of wanderlust reminiscent of Jack Kerouac’s style, blending personal exploration with a poignant message about the consequences of reckless exploitation of nature.

Celebrating the centenary of the birth of James Baldwin with this wide-ranging volume of short essays, reflections and poetry. This moving collection demonstrates the significant legacy of the writer and activist who spoke truth to power during the era of the fight for Black civil liberties in the US, and after.