Anne Chisholm

Germaine Greer’s mad, passionate quest to heal Australia

The author bought bushland, replanted trees and befriended birds, as she recounts in White Beech. Then she tried to find its former Aboriginal owners...

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issue 08 February 2014
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  • White Beech

    Germaine Greer

    Bloomsbury, pp. 370

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