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High Mountainous Country - No Reliable Information
Forty Degrees South
2005
Poetry on Papua New Guinea 1961-64 through the experiences of a
young infantry officer with the Pacific Islands Regiment at Taurama, Manus, and Vanimo;
and patrolling in the Gulf District of Papua.
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pleasurable, evocative poetry of value and interest to those who were witness to
those days, to those who would know of them, and to the present day people of Papua New
Guinea who must not lose the flavour of the times when their country was "The Last
Unknown" ' Brigadier Terry Holland AM
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To Fly Again
Ginninderra Press 2001 ISBN 1 74027 101 7 paperback, 210x148mm 92 pages
Quiet, confident, and calmly dignified Canberra
Times
Ray Stuart spent 25 years in uniform, but itd be a mistake to pin this
prolific South Australian poet to a stereotype. Stuarts poems engage with a range of
subjects military service, writers block, the gasfitters proposal to
the belly dancer
others are sketches from nature revealing a joy in rustic simplicity. Ralph
Wessman Famous Reporter
From these first pages the reader is met by a sincere philosophical tone which
engages emotions, yet never plunges into sentimentality.
Martin R. Johnson
Limited copies still available from:
Ginninderra Press
PO Box 53, Charnwood, ACT, 2615
www.ginninderrapress.com.au
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