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jaclyn_sixminutesforme's review
4.0
I’m so glad I managed to get a copy of SWEATSHOP WOMEN vol 1 edited by Winnie Dunn (with a wonderful foreword by Michelle Law).
This is a collection of writing (prose and poetry) by women from Indigenous, migrant and refugee backgrounds, and the focus on reclaiming their stories of love, faith, home and history made for a compelling and dynamic read! I loved that they were situational, or cast the memory net back to childhood, and how unique each piece was. I hope the contributors are names I see on more book spines and covers going forward, there was so much talent in this collection I’d highly recommend it as a glimpse into the future of #auslit!
Well done, @sweatshop.ws and thank you for having an international shipping option! I loved this!
This is a collection of writing (prose and poetry) by women from Indigenous, migrant and refugee backgrounds, and the focus on reclaiming their stories of love, faith, home and history made for a compelling and dynamic read! I loved that they were situational, or cast the memory net back to childhood, and how unique each piece was. I hope the contributors are names I see on more book spines and covers going forward, there was so much talent in this collection I’d highly recommend it as a glimpse into the future of #auslit!
Well done, @sweatshop.ws and thank you for having an international shipping option! I loved this!
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