Bony and the White Savage

In «Bony and the White Savage,» Arthur W. Upfield masterfully weaves an intricate narrative that deftly explores themes of race, identity, and justice amidst the stark Australian landscape. Employing a distinctive literary style that marries straightforward prose with vivid descriptions, Upfield creates a captivating atmospheric tension as his Indigenous detective, Napoleon Bonaparte (Bony), navigates the complexities of colonial society while investigating a chilling murder. This novel stands as a poignant commentary on the intersecting lives of white settlers and Indigenous Australians during a time of significant... Sonra