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The dark wet : short stories / Jess Huon.

By: Material type: TextTextPublication details: Artarmon, NSW : Giramondo Publishing Company, (c)2011.Description: 1 online resourceContent type:
  • text
Media type:
  • computer
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  • online resource
ISBN:
  • 9781922146007
Subject(s): Genre/Form: LOC classification:
  • PR9619 .D375 2011
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Subject: The Dark Wet is the first collection of short stories by Jess Huon. Rich, lyrical and deeply felt, it explores the struggle towards a sense of self and belonging, expressed in three sequences of stories: that of Jed Harp, his lover Danny Hess, and his poet sister Alexandra; of Bell and Oliver, a couple moving between Melbourne and San Francisco; and of a young woman confronting religion and sex in a Christian community in India. Drawing on a rich range of settings, from the lush Top End of Australia, to the mountains of India, and vibrant urban centres, The Dark Wet is a brutally honest portra.
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Includes bibliographies and index.

GROUND; The Invisible Boy; Earth; A WIDE LENS; Head First; Ghost Gums; Dance; Over Many Seas; THE LEOPARD; The Leopard Story; The Forgotten Gods; Rasa-Lila; Acknowledgements.

The Dark Wet is the first collection of short stories by Jess Huon. Rich, lyrical and deeply felt, it explores the struggle towards a sense of self and belonging, expressed in three sequences of stories: that of Jed Harp, his lover Danny Hess, and his poet sister Alexandra; of Bell and Oliver, a couple moving between Melbourne and San Francisco; and of a young woman confronting religion and sex in a Christian community in India. Drawing on a rich range of settings, from the lush Top End of Australia, to the mountains of India, and vibrant urban centres, The Dark Wet is a brutally honest portra.

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