PublishedViking, October 2012 |
ISBN9780670893478 |
FormatSoftcover, 272 pages |
Dimensions21.3cm × 15.2cm × 2.3cm |
Continuing from where "The Shark Net" left off, this book takes us into Drewe's mature years. In the aftermath of events, both man-made and natural, that have left a permanent mark on the landscape and psyche of Western Australia - the British nuclear tests in the Montebello Islands, the mining boom, and shark attacks along the coast - Drewe examines how comfortable and familiar terrain can quickly become a site of danger, and how regeneration and renewal can emerge from chaos and loss.
