"It’s important that readers see the poem in Gamilaraay on the screen as its own poem, not just as a catalyst to change the meaning of a poem in English."To read the interview, please click here.
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Friday, November 11, 2016
Interview With Poet and Self-Translator Alison Whittaker', by Elizabeth Bryer
Alison Wittaker is a Gomeroin poet living in Sydney. In an interview with Elizabeth Bryer she speaks about her experience of translating her poem ‘Wattle in the Dykes’ into and then out of Gamilaraay.
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Interesting Interview.
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