TARA JUNE WINCH PLON - A NOVEL ABOUT INDIGENOUS AUSTRALIANS

Discover a moving story about returning to roots and searching for identity in the novel "Plon" by Tara June Winch. This award-winning book takes the reader on a journey to the heart of Australia, where the past intertwines with the present, and language becomes the key to saving memory. Immerse yourself in the story of the Gondiwindi family, who face the challenges of modernity while nurturing the heritage of their ancestors.

• Moving story about indigenous Australians
• Award-winning novel appreciated by critics and readers alike
• Deep reflection on identity and heritage
• Literary journey to the heart of Australian culture
• Inspiring story about the power of family and memory
• The Wiradjuri language dictionary as a link to the past

"Plon" is a novel that subtly and powerfully tells about the experiences of indigenous Australians and how history affects subsequent generations. The author, Tara June Winch, with extraordinary sensitivity, draws portraits of heroes who struggle with a difficult past and try to find their place in the world. This book is not only a story of pain and loss, but also of hope and salvation.

The story of Albert Gondiwindi, who grew up in a home for Aboriginal boys and created a dictionary of his people's language throughout his life, is a poignant testimony to the struggle to preserve identity. After his death, when bulldozers enter the land of the Gondiwindis, Albert's dictionary becomes like a testament to his children and grandchildren, a link to the past and a call to preserve memory.

Tara June Winch is an Australian writer of Aboriginal origin, winner of many prestigious literary awards. Her novels touch on important social and cultural topics, and her voice is becoming increasingly heard in the world of literature. "Plon" is her second novel, which has gained recognition both in Australia and abroad.

Czarne Publishing House, known for publishing high-quality non-fiction and fiction, presents "Plon" in an elegant paperback cover. The book has 400 pages and a format of 130x210 mm, which makes it ideal for reading on the go or in the comfort of your own home. The year of publication is 2023.