The Fiction of Flying

The Fiction of FlyingAuthor: Wing Yau ISBN: 9781923099647 Publisher: Puncher and Wattmann Year first published: 01 Dec 2025 Pages: 100 Format: Paperback softback The Fiction of Flying reflects the poet's migrant experience in Australia. The poems explore adapting to a new identity and second language, sharing migrants' internal stories often left unspoken. They convey the longing for a dream destination that's elusive, a sense of belonging that's retrospective and

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