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Maybe Street: Selected Poems of Anna Buck / Edited by Tim Metcalf
One of the finest and most prolific poets ever to grace the Bega Valley Shire of New South Wales, Anna Buck was noted for her humour, attention to detail, and love of both people and the natural world. Her work, selected here by fellow poet Dr Tim Metcalf, stands as a unique and comprehensive record of this beautiful part of Australia.
978 1 76109 097 4, 118pp
978 1 76109 097 4, 118pp
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