Rowena Lennox is the author of numerous essays, stories and poems, as well as two books: Dingo Bold and Fighting Spirit of East Timor, which won a NSW Premier’s History Award. She teaches creative writing at the University of Technology Sydney. For more information see: rowenalennox.com.

• Map of K'gariPreludeWildlifeStrange familiar countryCoolooloiEurongLet's danceSister GirlBrothersWhat they're capable ofTracesMeeting at PialbaWongariOver and overWith their whole gazeSore feet, tears and seedsIn the realm of scienceCoda ReferencesAcknowledgmentsIndex

' ... a profound meditation on the relationship between humans and dingoes, between tourism and the wild, and between science and culture.'

Rowena Lennox is the author of numerous essays, stories and poems, as well as two books: Dingo Bold and Fighting Spirit of East Timor, which won a NSW Premier’s History Award. She teaches creative writing at the University of Technology Sydney. For more information see: rowenalennox.com.

• Map of K'gariPreludeWildlifeStrange familiar countryCoolooloiEurongLet's danceSister GirlBrothersWhat they're capable ofTracesMeeting at PialbaWongariOver and overWith their whole gazeSore feet, tears and seedsIn the realm of scienceCoda ReferencesAcknowledgmentsIndex

' ... a profound meditation on the relationship between humans and dingoes, between tourism and the wild, and between science and culture.'

Rowena Lennox is the author of numerous essays, stories and poems, as well as two books: Dingo Bold and Fighting Spirit of East Timor, which won a NSW Premier’s History Award. She teaches creative writing at the University of Technology Sydney. For more information see: rowenalennox.com.

• Map of K'gariPreludeWildlifeStrange familiar countryCoolooloiEurongLet's danceSister GirlBrothersWhat they're capable ofTracesMeeting at PialbaWongariOver and overWith their whole gazeSore feet, tears and seedsIn the realm of scienceCoda ReferencesAcknowledgmentsIndex

' ... a profound meditation on the relationship between humans and dingoes, between tourism and the wild, and between science and culture.'