What are the classic works of Australian literature And what can they tell us about Australians and the land they live in Providing a selected overview of Australia s greatest literature this title is an accessible companion to the literature and history of writing in Australia from the 19th century to the present Australian Classics 50 Great Writers And Their Celebrated WorksLast 48pgs for readathonReview to follow Jane Gleeson White A really wide choice of Australian classics by Gleeson White along with suggestions of favourites from guest selectors These choices have made me read widely often things that I would not have thought of Power without glory not sure about that Voss just brilliant Hopefully I will get around to reading most of these over time Jane Gleeson White A good browsing book A definite pick if you want to find Australian authors Looking forward to checking out The Man Who loved Children The Pea pickers Voss and a bunch of other Aussie Classics Jane Gleeson White
| Australian Classics: 50 Great Writers And Their Celebrated Works By Jane Gleeson-White |
| 1741753414 |
| 9781741753417 |
| English |
| 352 |
| Paperback |
Jane Gleeson White is a writer editor and speaker and is well known for her work on literature economics and the natural world She is the author of the bestselling internationally acclaimed Double Entry How the merchants of Venice shaped the modern world 2011 and its sequel Six Capitals The revolution capitalism has to have 2015 Her first two books are about literature Classics 2005 and Australian Classics 2007. Jane is a regular commentator on economics and sustainability including for the Sundance Film Festival United Nations and European Union She has written for the Wall Street Journal The Guardian Bloomberg Wired The Age Sydney Morning Herald The Australian Meanjin Overland Wellbeing and Good Reading magazin Jane Gleeson White is a writer editor and speaker and is well known for her work on literature economics and the natural world She is the author of the bestselling internationally acclaimed Double Entry How the merchants of Venice shaped the modern world 2011 and its sequel Six Capitals The revolution capitalism has to have 2015 Her first two books are about literature Classics 2005 and Australian Classics 2007. Jane is a regular commentator on economics and sustainability including for the Sundance Film Festival United Nations and European Union She has written for the Wall Street Journal The Guardian Bloomberg Wired The Age Sydney Morning Herald The Australian Meanjin Overland Wellbeing and Good Reading magazine She is a former fiction editor of Overland literary journal and wrote a blog about books bookishgirl. au from 2010 to 2016 Jane has a PhD in creative writing which included work on country in the novels of Alexis Wright and Kim Scott and is currently working on a project about the emerging rights of nature movement in Australia site_link..com