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Fiction

Feisty Times

by Gillian Dooley
November 2003, no. 256

Women on the Rocks: A tale of two convicts by Kristin Williamson

UQP, $29.95 pb, 396 pp

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Early Sydney has beguiled many writers, and the latest to succumb is Kristin Williamson. She has combined an interest in the Rocks area with a self-confessed ‘obsession with our feisty female forebears’, and has produced an historical novel involving several real people.

 


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Women on the Rocks: A tale of two convicts by Kristin Williamson

UQP, $29.95 pb, 396 pp

ABR receives a commission on items purchased through this link. All ABR reviews are fully independent.


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