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"Dreamwalker #1" By Molly Hunt & Scott Wilson

"Dreamwalker #1" By Molly Hunt & Scott Wilson

$15.00 AUD

A bond stronger than time, a love more vast than space, and a will as powerful as the Dreaming; Mungala is a Gooniyandi warrior searching for the child taken from her.

Dreamwalker follows Mungala’s journey from the northwest of Western Australia through time, space and beyond and nothing, not even death itself, can stop Mungala from protecting her people and becoming the hero she needs to be to find her child…

 

  • ISBN: 978-1-922335-50-0 print
  • ISBN: 978-1-922335-51-7 eboo
  • Format: Full colour
  • Number of Pages: 32

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More About The Artist

About Molly Hunt

About Molly Hunt

Molly Hunt is a proud Balanggarra and Yolngu woman from Wyndham, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. With a background in journalism and radio presenting, Molly’s deep connection to storytelling shines through in all her creative work.

She is the founder of HeyMolly, a creative arts service where she works as a digital illustrator, animator and muralist. Passionate about supporting young mob, Molly began her mission in 2024 to mentor emerging First Nations artists, creating employment opportunities and income streams that give back to communities across the Kimberley.

Molly Hunt is a proud Balanggarra and Yolngu woman from Wyndham, in the Kimberley region of Western Australia. With a background in journalism and radio presenting, Molly’s deep connection to storytelling shines through in all her creative work.

She is the founder of HeyMolly, a creative arts service where she works as a digital illustrator, animator and muralist. Passionate about supporting young mob, Molly began her mission in 2024 to mentor emerging First Nations artists, creating employment opportunities and income streams that give back to communities across the Kimberley.

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