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Australiana

By: Yumna Kassab
Narrated by: Richard Dillane
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About this listen

One small town, a multitude of stories.

When the river runs dry, the town runs red.

This could be any small town. It aches under the heat of summer. It flourishes in the cooler months. Everyone knows everyone. Their families, histories and stories are interwoven and well-known by one and all. Or at least, they think they are. But no one sees anything quite the same way. Perceptions differ, truths are elusive, judgements have outcomes and everything is connected. For better or for worse.

This is a version of small-town Australia that is recognisable, both familiar and new, exploring the characters, threads and connections that detail everyday life to reveal a much bigger story. A tapestry that makes up this place called home.

From the acclaimed author of The House of Youssef comes this extraordinary and unique novel shining a light on Australian rural life.

©2022 Yumna Kassab (P)2022 W F Howes
Family Life Genre Fiction Literary Fiction Small Town & Rural Small Town

Critic reviews

"The real deal." (Favel Parrett, author of Past the Shallows and There Was Still Love)

"Rare it is to read a voice as crisp and authentic as Kassab - the stories captured in Australiana show our country in all its complexity, mess and glory." (Zoya Patel, author of No Country Woman)

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