Loved and scorned for his sincerity, ‘perpetual boy’ Tim Winton ages poetically in Songs from the Firefront
By Tony Hughes-d'Aeth, Professor, Chair of Australian Literature, The University of Western Australia
In Tim Winton’s new collection of essays and reflections, we glimpse the world-making of Cloudstreet, via his parents’ stories, but also a loving ruthlessness.
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