Geoff Page’s 1953 is set in the town of Eurandangee, which, we learn, is about 650 kilometres north-west of Sydney. There are other locators:
the river, with its governor’s name, reduced now to a string of pools, uncertain where to go; a double shine of railway line tracking in and stopping.
The river proves to be the Darling and, by my calculation, Eurandangee (if it existed) would be som ... (read more)