Whose History?

Exploring the evolution of Australian historical fiction, this book examines its deep connections to the past and the cultural narratives that shape it. Through various themes, it highlights how historical novels reflect societal changes and traditions. Grant Rodwell invites educators to consider the role of these works in teaching, encouraging a dialogue about their significance in the classroom. This insightful analysis aims to deepen understanding of the genre and its impact on both literature and education in Australia.