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Nightpeople. Anthony Eaton. Univ. of Queensland Press, Sep 1, 2015 - Juvenile Fiction - 392 pages. "When you have nowhere left to run, sometimes the only place is the sky...Saria is the last of her kind, the final child to be born in the Darklands, a quarantined expanse of outback desert, contaminated generations earlier by the remote and ...
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Jul 1, 2013 · Fireshadow. Anthony Eaton. Univ. of Queensland Press, Jul 1, 2013 - Juvenile Fiction - 320 pages. A special reissue of a powerful and haunting Australian classic from award-winning author Anthony Eaton You let your sister burn. When Vinnie’s sister is killed, he runs away from the accusing eyes of his father to the isolation of the bush.
Anthony is an Associate Professor of Creative Writing and Literary Studies at the University of Canberra, where he researches the contemporary influence of Young Adult fiction upon cultural discourse. He is the current president of the Australasian Children's Literarature association for research (ACLAR), Editor of the journal Papers ...
Anthony Eaton. Born in Papua New Guinea in 1972, Anthony Eaton spent an idyllic childhood growing up in the Perth hills, apart from a two and a half year stint with his family on the Cocos Keeling Islands. He attended high school and university in Perth, and studied a plethora of subjects before settling on a career in teaching. He worked at ...
Into White Silence. Anthony Eaton. Random House Australia, 2011 - Fiction - 393 pages. A tale of ambition and madness in the frozen seas of Antarctica In 1922, the polar exploration vessel Raven sailed from Hobart in the early hours of the morning, south into the icy embrace of the Antarctic Ocean. Neither she, nor the 28 souls aboard her, were ...
Mar 1, 2011 · Books. Into White Silence. Anthony Eaton. Random House Australia, Mar 1, 2011 - Juvenile Fiction - 416 pages. A tale of ambition and madness in the frozen seas of Antarctica. In 1922 the polar exploration vessel RAVEN sailed from Hobart in the early hours of the morning, south into the icy embrace of the Antarctic Ocean.
