Description
Discover 'Close to Home: Selected Writings' by acclaimed Australian author Alice Pung, a brilliant compilation of her most cherished essays and narratives. This trade paperback, published by Black Inc in 2018, spans 288 pages of insightful reflections on themes such as migration, identity, family, and belonging. Alice Pung expertly weaves her personal experiences as a Chinese-Australian into a broader commentary on societal issues, including the challenges of racism and the significance of literature in our lives. Readers will find warmth, humor, and a profound honesty in these selected writings that resonate deeply with anyone who has contemplated the true meaning of home. Each piece poignantly addresses how our surroundings and relationships shape our sense of self and belonging, making 'Close to Home' an essential read for both devoted fans and newcomers to her work. Explore Alice Pung’s world, where the concept of home transcends mere geography and emerges as a space for genuine connection and reflection. This collection stands as a testament to the power of storytelling in understanding our shared human experience. Dive into this exquisite anthology today and embrace the heart of what it means to be truly 'Close to Home.'