'Korunah wagara: mana tagara.'Eagle fly: I follow.
When ten-year-old Ellie is taken from the family farm in the Huon Valley, no-one imagines that her abductor is an indigenous man whose people have lived deep in the Tasmanian Wilderness for over 150 years, shunning all contact with the modern world. As rescue fails to materialise, Ellie learns to assimilate with the Meelayginnee but her presence soon threatens their very existence.
Sometimes lyrical, sometimes brutal in the telling, S. PITT explores the values of ancient and modern societies in this compelling novel set in remote S.W. Tasmania.
When ten-year-old Ellie is taken from the family farm in the Huon Valley, no-one imagines that her abductor is an indigenous man whose people have lived deep in the Tasmanian Wilderness for over 150 years, shunning all contact with the modern world. As rescue fails to materialise, Ellie learns to assimilate with the Meelayginnee but her presence soon threatens their very existence.
Sometimes lyrical, sometimes brutal in the telling, S. PITT explores the values of ancient and modern societies in this compelling novel set in remote S.W. Tasmania.
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