People Under The Skin An Irish Immigrant's Experience Of Aborigin

Biography & Memoir History Australiana

People Under The Skin: An Irish Immigrant’s Experience of Aborigin by Clare Dunne offers a personal look at Australian history through the eyes of an Irish newcomer, blending memoir, cultural studies and political insight. The 1988 trade paperback presents a vivid, nonfiction narrative that appeals to both young adult and adult readers interested in biography, history and cultural identity.

This vintage Australian title spans 215 pages and is classified under biographies, true stories, and political and social history, making it a valuable addition for collectors of 1980s non‑fiction. The book is signed and dated by Clare Dunne on the dedication page, adding a personal touch for fans of the author.

The copy is in solid condition with a tight binding and clean, tidy pages free of dog‑ears. Minor chipping on the front inner cover and paper corner, along with slight foxing on the closed page edge, are the only imperfections, and it comes from a smoke‑free home.

Ideal for readers exploring Irish immigration, Australian cultural history, or memoirs of personal experience, this signed edition provides a warm, insightful perspective while remaining a well‑preserved, collectible piece.