Description
Henry Lawson born in 1867 in Grenfell NSW is regarded as one of Australian literatures most famous sons and his poetry and stories about bush life live on today. His work is characterised with both humour and sadness and reflects the harshness of early Australian life. This selection brings to life the four Joe Wilson stories which have been regarded by many as the peak of Lawsons work. These stories are evidence of the hardships Lawson himself experienced and his profound insight into his personal failings and behaviour. They include: Joe Wilsons Courtship Brightens Sister-in-Law Water Them Geraniums and A Double Buggy At Laheys Creek.