Snow On The Saltbush: The Australian Literary Experience: Geoffrey Dutton

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Snow On The Saltbush: The Australian Literary Experience: Geoffrey DuttonAs late as the 1950s, children in Australian schools were plied with books and magazines that confirmed the notion of England as home: the place whose history, art, literature, flora and fauna really mattered. Many university student and Australian writers felt they lived in a cultural desert. Dutton examines the Anglo Saxon influence and its gradual absorption into the Australian national identity, the literature of the day (both fiction and non

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