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anzlitlovers.com
This month's #6Degrees, hosted by Kate from Books are my Favourite and Best starts with After Story by Larissa Behrendt of the Eualeyai/Kamilaroi/Gamilaraay people. It's a sophisticated and thoughtful novel which shows how universal experiences such as reading the English classics and making an overseas trip can have different resonances for First Nations people. See... |
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whisperinggums.com
Time for another Monday Musings highlighting an Australian literary pioneer, this time Louisa Atkinson. I came across Atkinson a few years ago when I was researching Australian women writers for Wikipedia. She's one of those women who achieved much in her field but who, I believe, is little known. She was a journalist, novelist and... |
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theaustralianlegend.wordpress.com
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... |
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impressionsininkblog.com
Publisher and Publication Date: Barnes and Noble Classics. 2005. First published in the Belgravia magazine in installments starting in January and ending in December of 1878. Genre: Fiction. Classic British literature. Victorian novel. Romance. Pages: 462 pages with print to read. Format: Paperback. Source: Self-purchase. Rating: Excellent. Link for the book @ Barnes and Noble.... |
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