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Henry Goes Bush (Wayne Marshall, Picador)

Wayne Marshall’s debut novel, Henry Goes Bush, blends fact and fiction (including time travel) to explore alternative versions of Henry Lawson’s 1892 trip to Bourke. Lawson was 25, depressed, nearly deaf and already battling alcoholism when the Bulletin sent him west to gain firsthand experience of the bush. While Banjo Paterson’s...

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