always was, always will be: fiction edition
The many and varied Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander cultures from the lands, waters and skies known today as 'Australia' are, collectively, the oldest continuing culture in the world. Sick, huh? Aboriginal Peoples are the first and forever storytellers, so what better way to decolonise your bookshelf than to read Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander voices?
more titles incoming
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First Nations "Australian" literature
A range of ages and genres because Indigenous fiction is not monolithic (and is often reduced to short stories or non-fiction in publishing)
comment any recs you have!
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Decolonize Your Bookshelves in 50 Books
This list is based on the book by Joan Anim-Addo, Deirdre Osborne, and Kadija Sesay (This is the Canon: Decolonize Your Bookshelves in 50 Books)
As the title suggests, the book aims to broaden readersโ horizons. The list contains works by non-white, mostly female authors.
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Top Notch Fiction from Australia
Some great fiction from Down Under
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Aboriginal Australia Fiction
Fiction from our wonderful Aboriginal Australian Authors ๐ค๐กโค๏ธ
So much Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander work gets produced as non-fiction which isn't everyone's cup of tea. If you live in Australia, most local libraries have a copy of one or two of these books so get out there and read some First Nations stories
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Authors From Down Under
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Blak Perspectives
A list of must-read books by Indigenous Australian authors.
Tags: Indigenous, Blak, First Nations, Australian
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Possible book club reads-Lorrie
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