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The short but remarkable career of American jazz guitarist, Emily Remler (1957-1990), ended with her death, amid still-disputed circumstances, in Sydney in 1990 while on tour. Emily played with virtually all the major jazz guitarists of the era and recorded six albums under her own name during the 1980s.

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A verse novel from the poet Geoff Page which covers the trials and tribulations of a 1930s all-girl swing band playing on the Sydney ferries.

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Whitby Downs, a famous cattle station on the Clarence River, has been in the Whitby hands since the 1840s but now they are selling up. Or are they Freehold, Geoff Page's third verse novel, from its opening section, a parallel exchange of 19th century letters, takes a profound look at what land can come to mean to its owners over time.

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"UWA Publishing, a division of The University of Western Australia"--T.p. verso.

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A moment in time, an Australian country town and characters to remember, all brought to life in engaging verse. 1953 is a unique verse narrative composed of monologues and verse portraits. Together, these build towards the story of an Australian town, Eurandangee, and its people on a particular summer's day in the 1950s.