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To the Islands

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  • corroboree
    Australian literature
    / Literature from 1940 to 1970

    …had an early success with To the Islands (1958), a novel that was poetic in texture and structure and that intertwined aspects of European and Aboriginal culture and belief.

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    …had an early success with To the Islands (1958), a novel that was poetic in texture and structure and that intertwined aspects of European and Aboriginal culture and belief.

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  • Randolph Stow

    Other novels include To the Islands (1958; rev. ed. 1981), a study of conflicts between a white Christian missionary and the Aborigines he attempts to control; Visitants (1979), about strange events on a Papua New Guinea island; and The Girl Green as Elderflower (1980), in which the protagonist…

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    Other novels include To the Islands (1958; rev. ed. 1981), a study of conflicts between a white Christian missionary and the Aborigines he attempts to control; Visitants (1979), about strange events on a Papua New Guinea island; and The Girl Green as Elderflower (1980), in which the protagonist…

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