Description
Discover the profound narrative of 'Remembering Babylon,' a compelling novel set in 1840s Australia that explores cultural clash and identity. This poignant story, written by David Malouf, captures the journey of a ship’s boy who is shipwrecked and raised by Aboriginal people. After sixteen years in the forest, he emerges to confront the uneasy realities of white settlers and the complexities of coexistence. Winner of the prestigious 1996 International Impac Dublin Literary Award, this gripping tale delves into themes of civilization and savagery, offering readers a unique glimpse into Australia's early history. The B-format paperback, published by Random House Australia, spans 192 pages, inviting readers into a world that vividly portrays the hostilities between the British settlers and the native Aboriginal communities. The book is brand new and comes with an ISBN of 9781741667684, making it a valuable addition to any literature collection. Perfect for students, history enthusiasts, and lovers of profound storytelling, 'Remembering Babylon' is not just a novel, but a thought-provoking exploration of identity, belonging, and the human spirit. Don’t miss the chance to add this remarkable literary work to your library. Fast shipping is available, ensuring that your new book arrives quickly and securely.
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781741667684
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2009
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE AUSTRALIA
Pages: 192
Description:
"Winner of the 1996 International Impac Dublin Literary Award."
"Winner of the 1996 International Impac Dublin Literary Award. In the 1840s, a ship s boy cast ashore in northern Australia is taken in by Aborigines. Sixteen years later he steps out of the bush and inadvertently confronts the new white settlers with their unspoken terrors. A picture of Australia at the time of its foundation, focused on the hostility between early British settlers and native Aboriginals. It is essentially the story of a boy caught between both worlds - the civilised and the primitive ."
Condition: BRAND NEW
ISBN: 9781741667684
Format: B-format paperback
Year: 2009
Publisher: RANDOM HOUSE AUSTRALIA
Pages: 192
Description:
"Winner of the 1996 International Impac Dublin Literary Award."
"Winner of the 1996 International Impac Dublin Literary Award. In the 1840s, a ship s boy cast ashore in northern Australia is taken in by Aborigines. Sixteen years later he steps out of the bush and inadvertently confronts the new white settlers with their unspoken terrors. A picture of Australia at the time of its foundation, focused on the hostility between early British settlers and native Aboriginals. It is essentially the story of a boy caught between both worlds - the civilised and the primitive ."