Anyone who has ever shopped—or worked in shops—will appreciate these poems that use consumerism as a platform to pass from the baby trade and female genital mutilation to protests of women against war and violence. Poems explore what it's like to be a young shopgirl; vent frustrations with today's supermarket society and the advertising and media industries; and take a nostalgic trip back to the days of the corner shop.
Publication
2000
Pages
145
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Publisher
Spinifex Press
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