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'Into the Loneliness is the story of two Australian women, opposites in temperament, who eschewed the conventional roles expected of women of their eras, lived unconventional lives, and produced books that influenced the culture and imagination of twentieth-century Australia. The book focuses on their complicated friendship, and on Ernestine Hill’s role in assisting Daisy Bates to produce the manuscript that was published in 1938 as The Passing of the Aborigines, which became a bestseller in Australia and Britain. Hill, a successful and popular journalist, organised the anthropological material and ghost-wrote much of the book, for which Bates privately expressed her gratitude, while not acknowledging it publicly.' (Introduction)
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A Different Kind of Loneliness : The Story of Two Complex Australian Women
Australian Book Review
Australian Book Review
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- Into the Loneliness : The Unholy Alliance of Ernestine Hill and Daisy Bates 2021 single work biography
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