Outside Track

The Outside Track is a collection of poetry by Australian writer Henry Lawson, known for his contributions to bush poetry during the colonial period. Published in the late 19th to early 20th century, Lawson is often regarded as Australia's greatest short story writer. This work reflects his keen observations of Australian life and landscape, showcasing themes of identity and the human experience in the bush. Lawson's collaboration with contemporary Banjo Paterson solidified his status in Australian literature.