Description
Discover the profound journey in 'Talking Sideways,' an enlightening memoir that bridges cultures and histories. Written by Reg Dodd, a proud Arabunna elder, and filmmaker Malcolm McKinnon, this compelling narrative reveals the complexities of growing up at Finniss Springs, a unique Aboriginal homeland in South Australia. This trade paperback, published by the University of Queensland Press, encompasses a rich tapestry of Indigenous wisdom, personal anecdotes, and historical insights, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the Aboriginal experience. With 304 engaging pages, 'Talking Sideways' not only explores the beauty of the desert landscapes bordering Lake Eyre but also delves into the intricate dialogues surrounding power, authority, and Indigenous knowledge. This essential read serves as both a cultural roadmap and a thoughtful reflection on identity and heritage in a cross-cultural context. Ideal for anyone interested in Aboriginal culture, Indigenous history, or memoirs that offer profound social insights. Continue your exploration of the rich histories of Aboriginal people and gain a newfound appreciation for the complexities of cultural dialogues. Order your copy of 'Talking Sideways' today and take a step towards understanding the respectful, true Aboriginal way of life.