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This latest Barry McKay contribution to our hidden history repays careful listening because "political refugee" Peter Williamson chronicles his story in such a quiet, unassuming way you might become mesmerised and thereby miss the chilling import of his experiences. These comprise systematic institutional harassment by the Queensland police involving surveillance, verballing, tailiing, the tap on the shoulder, and assault.. "Outrageous intimidation", as Peter matter-of-factly puts it. Peter tells what happened to him and why he fled to Sydney [significantly, in 1984) in a consistently unemphatic way ( though pausing occasionally to detail some coiffeur or wardrobe outrage of his) refusing throughout to indulge in sarcasm, vituperation or self-pity. This is a dark tale told with a light touch, which makes it a true horror-comic. It is pleasaing to note that, among his many post-Queensland accomplishments, Peter is now a well-respected artist: using natural materials to great effect to make beautiful and powerful statements about form and structure inside and outside the natural world. A visual troubadour of deep ecology. Queensland's loss...