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'When Shirley Hazzard was invited to give the 1984 Boyer Lectures, it was an astonishing break in tradition. Her twenty-three predecessors included only one woman, Dame Roma Mitchell, a supreme court justice who was later governor of South Australia. Except for architect and writer Robin Boyd, and poet and Bulletin editor Douglas Stewart, Hazzard was the only creative artist on the list. All her predecessors were well known for their public contributions to Australian life.' (Introduction)
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A Passion for Words and Truth : The Short Fiction of Shirley Hazzard
Australian Book Review
Review of:
- The Collected Stories of Shirley Hazzard 2020 selected work short story
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