Enigmatic Art of the Ross Bridge, The by Jennie Jackson | PB Historical Fiction 2016) and has had poetry

2016) and has had poetry published in Australian Poetry Journal

Women's business | Sonia Strong

The who's who of trees | Carol Freeman

both into the depths and into the light

Enigmatic Art of the Ross Bridge, The by Jennie Jackson | PB Historical Fiction 2016) and has had poetryWith 186 architectural decorations carved in relief by convicts, the Ross Bridge is an expression of defiance against the monarchy and the establishment a rare, historic document written in stone. Some stones are poignant, but many are subversive, satirical, cynical and lewd. They depict crime and punishment, home and separation, ever present death and hope of re birth. The bridge sculptures are one of the great enigmas of Tasmanian art. Nobody knows