a collection of poetry exploring the impact that colonisation had upon the continent of Australia
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9 kirjaa tekijältä Danny Fahey
A collection of poetry mostly written across the last half of 2018 and the first four months of 2019
A collection of poems based around a childhood's illustrated bible.
A collection of original poems using the myth of Odysseus to explore the themes of being lost and the difficulty in returning
A collection of poems using the story of Pinocchio to explore existential themes.
A collection of poems written by Danny Fahey that explore the myth of the Minotaur
Jacob is trapped in a dying village. No hope, no friends, no future. But when Simon the Healer appears everything begins to miraculously transform. The lake, the land and even the villagers themselves blossom into what they should have been all along: beautiful, strong, vital. All Jacob's dreams seem to be within his reach. Dreams, however, are powerful things and often deliver a future in ways unexpected. For every rise there is a fall, and for every fall the path rises to meet us once again
The Woodcarver's Son is an existential novel using the tree turned puppet turned boy to explore what it is to be human. It is an Everyman story with the tale of the wooden puppet held up to show our own confusion and uncertainty at this life that we experience. Pinocchio never really knows what he is doing and along the way he ends up living his life. He discovers having the freedom of humanity is not all he thought it might be but that life can only be lived going forward, there is no going back
As a little boy, Matthew watched as the stranger drove away in the Valiant, with his sister sitting in the passenger seat on their way to get them a puppy. As the Valiant turned the wrong corner, Matthew realised there was no puppy--his sister had been kidnapped. Now Matthew must find and save her. To do that he must solve the Christmas Maze because if you solved the Christmas Maze then all that you wished for would come true. All he wished for was for his sister to be safe and at home. Of course, finding The Christmas Maze would be the hardest thing he had ever done... Solving the Maze harder still...