Translations by Jumaana Abdu

Translations by Jumaana AbduI loved its consideration of language, its interrogation of selfhood, and the beautifully complex central character, Aliyah. HANNAH KENTAmid a series of personal disasters, Aliyah and her daughter, Sakina, retreat to rural NSW to make a new life. Aliyah manages to secure a run down property and hires a farmhand, Shep, an extremely private Palestinian man and the region's imam. During a storm, she drives past the town's river and happens upon a

They took away thousands of other Aboriginal children

and meet the daughter they never got the chance to know

a new Keeper will rise

and she doesn't believe in marriage

could be achieved only by sacrificing those original freedoms or

she encounters Caleb

'What makes ME deadly

He still lives in London

was an 'experience'

especially for a system that exploits and dehumanizes us

Yet this time it is not from Sulis Minerva that trouble starts

James O'Hanlon takes us from his backyard to all corners of the globe (and even outer space