A Most Peculiar Act by Marie Munkara

A Most Peculiar Act by Marie MunkaraIn this biting and hilarious novel from Marie Munkara, A Most Peculiar Act takes a look at the ludicrous and bizarre nature and interpretations of the Aboriginal Protection Acts of the early twentieth century and makes merciless fun of the characters involved. The story follows the trials and tribulations of Sugar, a 16 year old fringe camp dweller. Set in Darwin, just before the Japanese bombing raids, we meet characters such as: Horatio Humphris

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