Samuel Wagan Watson - Love Poems and Death Threats

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Author’s context - Family

Father (Aboriginal activist, writer and politician) influenced his worldview – a global perspective rooted in Indigenous voice

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Author’s context - Themes

Indigenous storytelling with contemporary themes including displacement, identity and the intersections of traditional and urban landscapes


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Author’s context - Representing Aboriginal experience

  • Skeptical that the representation of Aboriginal experience and committing to Aboriginal activism is a defined ‘Australian’ topic

  • His writing catalogue explores cultural tensions, urban alienation, cross-cultural identity and shared colonial histories

  • Preserves and amplifies indigenous voices


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Author’s context - other techniques/choices

  • He blends humour, pathos and incisive critique

  • His work has been translated into publications around the world

  • He is also an established composer in multimodal and music composition styles – visual storytelling