Sitting down with Honi Soit, Dunn spoke to the weight and joys of such firsts, her journey in writing, and what it means for me to be able to tell her own story, in a way, in Dirt Poor Islanders, and dispel the countless representations that seem to indicate that there is one way to look or be Tongan in Mount Druitt.
Trending
- In conversation with Winnie Dunn on her debut novel, Dirt Poor Islanders (2024)
- We’ll always have The Paris End
- Birdeater (2023): Believe the poster, it is “feral”
- Why the Campus Access Policy stinks!
- Students at University of Melbourne rally against recent misconduct hearings
- Alleged teenage perpetrator of USyd stabbing influenced by right-wing ideologies
- NSW Council for Civil Liberties condemns USyd Campus Access Policy
- Petition to improve working conditions for Higher Degree by Research students sees skyrocketing popularity