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'When she died in 2002, The Age hailed Dorothy Hewett as “the grande dame of Australian literature” and gave a thumbnail sketch of her remarkable life as poet, dramatist, novelist, Communist Party activist and serial lover. Calling her a free spirit doesn’t come close to capturing the turbulent, at times self-destructive energy that marked Hewitt’s relationships and her work.' (Introduction)
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Sex, Poetry and The Chapel Perilous
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- Wild Card : An Autobiography, 1923-1958 1990 single work autobiography
- The Chapel Perilous, Or, The Perilous Adventures of Sally Banner 1972 single work musical theatre
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