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| | | | | Christina Stead (1902-1983) was a major Australian novelist who wrotetwelve novels and several collectionsof short stories. Shewas described by the New Yorker as 'the most extraordinary woman novelist ...since Virginia Woolf' and Saul Bellow thought she was really marvellous.''I've read just a couple of her novels so I'm delighted to see how much interest there... | |
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| | | | | ANZLL First Nations Literature Reading List-Fiction Update 8/6/21 Thanks to numerous contributions from all over the world, this page was becoming too unwieldy to manage so it has been split into sub-categories. Please note that asterisked authors write across genres and their work will be found in more than one category. ANZLitLovers First Nations Reading... | |
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| | | | | What are you like when it comes to hype surrounding new books? Do you give into it for fear of missing out on a title "everyone" seems to be... | |
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| | | Australian Women Writers, Gen 1 (1788-1890) The first generation of Australian Literature is defined here as those writers who came before the 1890s and the Sydney Bulletin 'Bush Realism' school, although many of them continued writing into the first part of the 20th century. This corresponds pretty well with HM Green's First Period, 'Conflict' 1789-1850... | ||
