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they energised local society and transformed the culinary and artistic landscapes

The result: a fast-paced

Michael Peppiatt has encountered many European modern artists over more than fifty years

often hilarious but always deeply moving

And the work of First Nations poet and activist Kath Walker (later Oodgeroo Noonuccal) was crucial in achieving constitutional reform for Indigenous peoples

Little Blue Flames and Other Uncanny Tales by A. M. Burrage Publisher / Flying Eye Books they energised local society andThe supernatural tales of A. M. Burrage were recognised by contemporaries such as M. R. James and the critic E. F. Bleiler as some of the most imaginative and cleverly told ghost stories in the English language, and yet today his name haunts the fringes of the genre. Burrage was unafraid to position his ghosts among the trappings of modernity, and his experiments with the genre set him apart from the antiquarian 'Jamesian' tradition. Presenting 13 of