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Trick of Treaties? by Andrew Masterson

Author: Masterson Andrew
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Publication date: 01/01/1992
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tag=1 data=Trick of Treaties? by Andrew Masterson tag=2 data=Masterson, Andrew tag=3 data=21C tag=6 data=Winter 1992 tag=7 data=79-83. tag=8 data=ABORIGINES tag=10 data=Is a Treaty between colonised and colonisers the latest example of appeasing natives with beads? The author considers the plights of those indigenous people striving for identity, self-determination and a fair go. tag=11 data=1992/4/10 tag=12 data=92/0642 tag=13 data=CABIs a Treaty between colonised and colonisers the latest example of appeasing natives with beads? The author considers the plights of those indigenous people striving for identity, self-determination and a fair go

Territory Stories (Northern Territory Government, Australia)

‘Time and Space do not care what I believe’: Robert Masterson, American Poet and Author in Conversation with Ajit Kumar

Author: Ajit Kumar
Robert Masterson
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Publication date: 26/07/2016
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Professor Robert Masterson lives and works in the megalopolis of New York City, but spent his formative years in the American West, growing up and going to school in Colorado and New Mexico. First published at age 19, Masterson has written award-winning fiction, journalism, and creative nonfiction steadily ever since. His books of poetry and short prose, Trial by Water (1982), Artificial Rats & Electric Cats (2008), and Garnish Trouble (2011), have become collector’s items. Masterson’s work as a lecturer, a writer, and a teacher has taken him around the world, and his work appears in numerous anthologies, journals, magazines, newspapers, and on websites across the Internet. He is a professor of English at the City University of New York’s BMCC campus and divides his time between New York, New Mexico, and travel. Dr Ajit Kumar interviewed Professor Masterson about his different literary books and many other less shared facts of his life

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