The Waves Turn: A Memoir: Colleen Zeita Burke

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The Waves Turn: A Memoir: Colleen Zeita BurkePoet and author Colleen Burkes memoir takes the reader into the post World War II decades of the 20th century and a working class Irish Catholic background in Bondi, at a time when strict social, religious and family prohibitions were particularly onerous to women. To escape a problematical childhood, Colleen immersed herself in books and stories of lives in worlds far removed from her own. Leaving school at 15, she worked as a shorthand typist in the

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claimed it and thereby plunged the nation into war

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