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Jannali Jones is an award-winning Gunai (krowathungalong) novelist, playwright, and editor. Her debut novel, My Father's Shadow, was published by Magabala Books and won the Black&Write! Fellowship. She is the editor of Splinter's First Nations issue and was recently sub-editor for issue 5 of Momentum Magazine. Her work has been published in Australia and overseas, including both fiction and non-fiction, spanning across genres and forms. She completed a Master of Arts in Creative Writing and a Graduate Certificate in Editing and Publishing at the University of Technology, Sydney.
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Splinter (Paperback)
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Truth. Weirdness. Rage. Love. Splinters First Nations issue criss-crosses the artificial borders between time and place to tell stories of joy and empowerment while chronicling the absurdity of life in the colony. Elders, new voices, and award-winning published authors - including Jeanine Leane, Anne-Marie Te Whiu, Dakota Feirer, Susan Betts, and Marcie Rendon - come together on the pages to discuss urgent issues, tell raucously entertaining stories, and to revel in moments of humour and solidarity. Splinters First Nations issue criss-crosses the artificial borders between time and place to tell stories of joy and empowerment while chronicling the absurdity of life in the colony. Elders, new voices, and award-winning authors come together to discuss urgent issues and revel in moments of humour and solidarity. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781764038423
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Truth. Weirdness. Rage. Love. Splinters First Nations issue criss-crosses the artificial borders between time and place to tell stories of joy and empowerment while chronicling the absurdity of life in the colony. Elders, new voices, and award-winning published authors - including Jeanine Leane, Anne-Marie Te Whiu, Dakota Feirer, Susan Betts, and Marcie Rendon - come together on the pages to discuss urgent issues, tell raucously entertaining stories, and to revel in moments of humour and solidarity. Splinters First Nations issue criss-crosses the artificial borders between time and place to tell stories of joy and empowerment while chronicling the absurdity of life in the colony. Elders, new voices, and award-winning authors come together to discuss urgent issues and revel in moments of humour and solidarity. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781764038423
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Truth. Weirdness. Rage. Love. Splinters First Nations issue criss-crosses the artificial borders between time and place to tell stories of joy and empowerment while chronicling the absurdity of life in the colony. Elders, new voices, and award-winning published authors - including Jeanine Leane, Anne-Marie Te Whiu, Dakota Feirer, Susan Betts, and Marcie Rendon - come together on the pages to discuss urgent issues, tell raucously entertaining stories, and to revel in moments of humour and solidarity. Splinters First Nations issue criss-crosses the artificial borders between time and place to tell stories of joy and empowerment while chronicling the absurdity of life in the colony. Elders, new voices, and award-winning authors come together to discuss urgent issues and revel in moments of humour and solidarity. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. Nº de ref. del artículo: 9781764038423
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