Ken Levis Ken Levis i(A633 works by) (a.k.a. R. K. Levis)
Gender: Male
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Most Referenced Works

Notes

  • For information about this author's works for children not included in AustLit, see Australian Children's Books by Marcie Muir and Kerry White (Melbourne: Melbourne University Press, 1992-2003).
  • R.K. Levis wrote a number of essays in the 'Youth' section of The Australian Journal in 1934. The first entry when he was aged 17. The address given at the end of the essay is Wallarobba, via Dungog, N.S.W.

Awards for Works

7 Gaunt Street 1941 single work short story
— Appears in: Southerly , November vol. 2 no. 3 1941; (p. 24-27)
1941 winner University of Sydney Henry Lawson Prize
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