The only actually *fictional* account I can think of right now is Anita Heiss' "Who Am I?" which is part of the "My Australian Story" YA series, and probably impossible to get overseas.
I rather doubt any Balanda (non-Indigenous person) these days would dare write from the white pov on the Stolen Generations, although there are some older classics like Mrs Aneaus Gunn and the Billabong books (both of which are Station life rather than Stolen Generations.)
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Re: Stolen Generations (Australia)
Date: 2009-06-05 11:25 am (UTC)I rather doubt any Balanda (non-Indigenous person) these days would dare write from the white pov on the Stolen Generations, although there are some older classics like Mrs Aneaus Gunn and the Billabong books (both of which are Station life rather than Stolen Generations.)