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Articles related to "Australian Literature"
AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE - THE DEMIDENKO AFFAIR The Demidenko Affair was most inflammatory debate in recent Australian literary history. Was the book an excuse of anti-semitism? Who was Helen Demidenko or was it Darville? helen • demidenko • darville • ukraine • nazi
AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE - WOMEN WRITERS PART 1 A list of Australian women writers of the nineteenth century. women • writers • australian women writers • miles franklin • books
AUSTRALIAN LITERATURE: MILES FRANKLIN AWARD The premier and most prestigious literary award in Australia. Some information about the award and this year's receipients and about Miles Franklin who it is named, herself. franklin • literary • award • miles • astley
Pleasing Fractals: Sue Gough's The Nether Regions The Nether Regions is a marvellous novel, coupling linguistic beauty with humour, psychological fascination and intensity. aphasia • australian literature • stroke • hydrotherapy • literature
The Space between Memory and Hope: Robin Loftus' Backyard Cosmos Robin Loftus' new collection of poetry Backyard Cosmos is a small collection, almost more of a pamphlet than a book, containing 50 pieces including a few haiku, but the work has that transformative quality which Ellmann refers to. Some of the poems are light, delicate, taking on subject matter like nature and the seasons, and others are rich, heavy, dealing with motherhood, love, death, grief and the ultimate subject of poetry; what it means to be a human being. poetry • australian • literature • poetry reviews • book reviews
Bryce Courtenay and Peekay The best-selling Australian author of Jessica, Tandia, and The Potato Factory tells the story of a prodigy growing up on the eve of World War II. the power of one • bryce courtenay biography • peekay • african literature • australian literature
Life & Death in the Open Section - the art of the poetry reading A poetry reading is by turns, a blood-bath, a soiree, a happening or a prelude to sleep... in this article, poet Billy Marshall Stoneking, takes a look at the poetry reading as an art form in itself. poetry • performance • reading • resistance • poets
The Power of One Plot Best-selling Australian writer Bryce Courtenay (author of Jessica, Tandia, and The Potato Factory) tells the story of Peekay, a boy growing up in apartheid South Africa. the power of one • bryce courtenay • peekay • south african literature • australian literature
The Power of One Themes The best-selling Australian author of Jessica, Tandia, and The Potato Factory tells the story of Peekay, a boy growing up on the eve of World War II. the power of one themes • bryce courtenay • australian literature • peekay • boer war |
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