“What links the fidelity of the historian and the imagination of the historical novelist is that the work of both should be offered and read as if it were true.”
Robert Likeman uncovers the stories of the hundreds of Australian doctors who kept WWII troops together between the attack on Pearl Harbour the fall of Gona.
“A remarkable survival in a city that has all too often been driven by the lure of real-estate riches at the expense of history and heritage.” Megan Martin Former Head of Collections and Access, Sydney Living Museums (more…)