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Mystery, outback horror and a wandering protagonist propel Gail Jones’ The Name of the Sister

By Robbie Moore, Senior Lecturer in English, University of Tasmania

The Name of the Sister begins in classic genre territory: a young woman is found stumbling down an outback road, without the power of speech and without an apparent identity.

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