Disconcerted Memory: a review of L Dougan, White Clay

Paul HETHERINGTON

Disconcerted Memory

a review of L Dougan, White Clay

Paul HETHERINGTON

Creative & Cultural Practice

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Abstract

Lucy Dougan's recent collection of poetry, white clay, demonstrates a considerably wider range than her first collection, Memory Shell, while reaffirming how centrally preoccupied her poetry is with the potency of lost time, and also with finding the truth behind appearances, locating what is hidden or marginal and tracking down family ghosts.

Original language	English
Pages	54
Number of pages	1
No.	303
Specialist publication	Australian Book Review
Publication status	Published - Jul 2008

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HETHERINGTON, P. (2008). Disconcerted Memory: a review of L Dougan, White Clay. Australian Book Review, (303), 54.

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