Savage Crows
By (Author) Robert Drewe
Penguin Random House Australia
Penguin Random House Australia
3rd September 2001
Australia
Tertiary Education
Fiction
823
Paperback
264
Width 132mm, Height 199mm, Spine 19mm
246g
This revelatory story of the most tragic, cruel, brave and misguided episode in Australia's history - the "saving" of a unique race, the Tasmanian Aborigines - is seen through the eyes of an obsessive young present day narrator. Breathtaking and visionary in its scope, The Savage Crows breaks new fictional ground in its affecting portrayal of the collision of worlds, generations and mythologies. from suburban apathy and cynicism blossoms a wild foolhardy and beautiful hinterland of time and space.
Robert Drewe was born in Melbourne. His novels and short stories have been widely translated, won many national and international prizes, and been adapted for film, television, radio and theatre. He has also written plays, screenplays, journalism, and film criticism and edited two International anthologies of stories.