The Newspaper of Claremont Street

Motivated by the desire to own her own land and a country house, Claremont Street cleaning lady and local gossip authority Margarite Morris is helped toward her goal by a perfectly timed accidental death

Literature & Fiction

Jolley, Elizabeth

Literary

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Color of the Sky

Peter Cowan

Red Rover All over

T.A.G. Hungerford

Sky Poemsis a brilliant suite of poems which utilises a convention, part-Chagall and part-Superman, to present us to ourselves as we really are. It is Surrealism with and especially deft way of handling the 'real'...His metaphor shows us what 'heightened' reality truly means. There has been nothing quite like these poems in Australian poetry before...Sky Poemsshould be read by anyone who cares for scope and scale in poetry, and who enjoys language at full stretch.

Sky Poems

Salom, Philip

Autobiography Writers st

History

Derryn Hammond,O'Neill Marnie,Jo-Anne Reid

Australia & Oceania

'The protest, a lament for that lost ferment of Australian art and ideas and succeeding cultural deadness, is subtle but sure.' -- Hal Colebatch, The West Australian Richard is a young writer running from his hometown of Perth in search of a freer existence in Melbourne. His best friend is an ex-boxer turned black marketeer and his girlfriend is an old-fashioned ''tart'' with heart. Against the background of post-war censorship and isolation, Richard struggles to find cultural nourishment. With a profound dismay about the directions we have followed in the post-war world, Cowan challenges some of our most cherished assumptions about our identity, our culture and the land.

Hills of Apollo Bay

Cowan, Peter

Cleared Spaces Clear

Ellis, Adriana

No Substitute

Terri-Ann White

Knockabout Slouch Hat

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Stories Suburban Road

Morley, Ronald

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