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The Ghosts Trilogy

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ISBN: 9780868195049
Author: Janis Balodis
Publication Date: 16/5/1997
Edition: Standard
Publisher: Currency Press
Extent: 300pp.
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SKU: BK313 Categories: Australian history, Currency Press, Epic, Multicultural themes, Play Collections, Plays, Political / social themes Tags: Currency Press, Janis Balodis
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Written over a period of ten years from 1985, The Ghosts Trilogy follows the lives of a group of young Latvians who emigrate to North Queensland in 1948. The chronicle of their struggles over 45 years is paralleled by the narrative detailing the unsuccessful journeys made by German explorer Ludwig Leichhardt in Queensland in the years 1845-46. The plays in this trilogy are: Too Young For Ghosts, No Going Back and My Father’s Father.

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