Robert Kenny’s The Lamb Enters the Dreaming has been shortlisted for the First Book of History Award in the 2008 Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards. Robert also won the Australian History Association’s 2008 W.K. Hancock prize for his book.
Scribe News
8 August 2008
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