Thu Jan 22 23:13:45 2009 UTClccn-n79-7021Authors, Australian--20th century0.450.560.83David_Maloufn 79007021oca00241151a119013231Malouf, David,1934-lccn-n81-55087Meale, Richard1932-lccn-n79-122650White, Patrick1912-1990lccn-n85-153017Australian Broadcasting Corporationlccn-n80-143640Berkeley, Michaellccn-n85-128406Featherstone, Donlccn-no98-111167Kerr, Brucenrtlccn-n50-28459Hope, A. D.(Alec Derwent)1907-2000lccn-n79-103792Kipling, Rudyard1865-1936lccn-nr90-4710Challender, Stuartlccn-n79-41738Ovid43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.D.Malouf, David1934-Malouf, David1934-100Historical fictionAutobiographical fictionLove storiesLegal storiesBiographical fictionAustralian fictionWar storiesSocial changeTalking booksRomaniaPoetsSoldiersAustraliansEuropeCountry homesYoung womenFathers and daughtersMarried peopleCharity-schoolsOrphansMentally ill womenExilesLiterary collectionsAustralian literature--Psychological aspectsIdentity (Psychology)Free will and determinismFate and fatalismBushrangersGovernessesEnglandOperasNew South WalesSuicide victimsSuburban lifeAustralian poetryYoung menInterviewsLarge type books30 B.C.-68 A.DWorld War (1914-1918)1914-1918Poets, LatinPaintersRome (Empire)BiographyOvid,--43 B.C.-17 or 18 A.DHistoryQueensland--BrisbaneAuthors, AustralianLiteratureManners and customsCriticism, interpretation, etc.Aboriginal AustraliansFrontier and pioneer lifeMalouf, David,--1934-AustraliaFiction19341962196919701971197219731974197519761977197819791980198119821983198419851986198719881989199019911992199319941995199619971998199920002001200220032004200520062007200817925book823pr9619.3.m265ocn224988125ocn055896500ocn019113812ocn224305337ocn255615635ocn224511354ocn051182150ocn069678547ocn078279441ocn225310803ocn028992123251570481688192030ocn027894726sw027680067:lccn-n79-7021Truebook19930.49Malouf, DavidHistorical fiction

In the mid-1840s a young boy is cast ashore in the far north of Australia and taken in by aborigines. When settlers reach the area, the boy moves back into the world of Europeans, who are hopeful and terrified of what this alien land might do to them.

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On the eve of an execution in 1870s Australia, two men discuss the vagaries of life. One is a rebel condemned for attempting an insurrection, the other an officer sent to supervise his hanging. They are both Irish. By the author of Remembering Babylon.

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Ranging over seventy years of Australian life, this novel tells the story of Vic and Digger - two very different men. From the despair of Changi POW camp to the tranquil backwaters of the Hawkesbury River, we follow their seperate yet intersecting lives, and the continual effects of the war.

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Frank Harland is born on a poor dairy farm in Queensland before the First World War. His life is centred on his great artistic gift, his passionate love for his father and four brothers and his need to repossess, through the land, his family past.

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In 1996 Australian author David Malouf's "Remembering Babylon" was considered by the IMPAC literary judges to be the best novel written by anyone, anywhere, in any language, in the last three years. The interviews with Malouf reveal his underlying belief that we have the ability to transform ourselves and change the way things are.

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Johnno is the story of a remarkable friendship between two unique characters. Theirs is a relationship strong enough to enure the rigours of time, distance and change. With humour and compassion David Malouf expertly evokes the complex spirits of these characters and the bond they share growing up in the rapidly evolving Brisbane of the forties and fifties.

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A gripping study of the mind of a fanatic set in a milieu of nightmarish reality. Accompanied by two other stories, Eustace and The prowler.

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For three very different people brought together by their love of birds, life on the Queensland coast in 1914 is the timeless and idyllic world of sandpipers, ibises and kingfishers. In anoher hemisphere civilization rushes headlong into a brutal conflict. Life there is lived from moment to moment. Inevitably, the two young men -- sanctuary owner and employee -- are drawn into the mud and horror of the trenches of Armentieres. Alone on the beach, their friend Imogen, the middle-aged wildlife photographer, must acknowledegd for all three of them that the past cannot be held.

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Ranging across the breadth of the Australian continent and a cenmtury of its history, David Malouf gives us some of his finest writing to date. A small boy grows closer to his mother's GI boyfriend while still waiting for his 'missing in action' father to return; a man is a victim of a nightmare encounter on a dark street; a prostitute, looks for some comfort of her own. Tender, warm and often shocking, this is a truly unforgettable collection.

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Bookish boys and taciturn men, strong women and wayward sons, fathers and daughters, lovers and husbands, a composer and his muse, a builder-architect and his legacy - here are their stories, whole lives brought vividly into focus and so powerfully rooted in the landscape that you can almost feel the heat and the dust. His canvas is the vast Australian continent from the mysterious, glittering Valley of Lagoons behind the Great Divide in Far North Queensland, to bohemian Balmain and the Centre at Uluru, but always there are enticing glimpses of a world beyond, and the stories are tender, subtle, unsettlingly intimate. A young man going off to war tries to make sense of his place in the world he is leaving; a composer's life plays itself out as a complex domestic cantata; an accident on a hunting trip speaks volumes, which its inarticulate victim never could; and, in the funniest, most surprising story of all, a down-to-earth woman stubbornly tries to keep her feet on the ground at Ayers Rock.

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"This is a collection spanning David Malouf's career. It includes previously published poems, as well as new poems organised by their geographical setting, according to the places in which David has lived over the last 30 years."--Provided by publisher.

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On January 20, 1998, Mr. Malouf read from his memoir Twelve Edmondstone Street and his novels, An Imaginary Life and Remembering Babylon.

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David Malouf is one of Australia's most popular novelists, and also one of its most elusive. Drawing on the whole range of his work - fiction, poetry, essays, his plays and his libretti - Ivor Indyk presents Malouf as both a primitive and a romantic, a writer who draws deeply on the rythms of nature in his expression of dark desires which go largely unrecognized in the social domain.

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David Malouf, Australian writer addresses the question, why writers write?

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The program presents David Malouf reading from his memoir, Twelve Edmondstone Street and his novels, An imaginary life and Remembering Babylon.

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David Malouf reminisces about his past and talks about his work. Originally broadcast as part of the Bookshow on SBS Television.

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An imaginary life interweaves the imagined world of Malouf's writing with the reality of places and experiences that have inspired him.

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