Henry von Doussa Henry von Doussa i(A83975 works by)
Gender: Male
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1 1 y separately published work icon The Pink Book Henry von Doussa , Melbourne : Clouds of Magellan , 2022 24659758 2022 selected work autobiography art work

'The Pink Book is a memoir about sexuality, gender, and grief and loss through the HIV/AIDS epidemic, and about the influence of life’s juxtaposing forces: beauty and suffering, freedom and constraint.

'The Pink Book contains Henry von Doussa’s art, writing, and precious objects (including old family letters and photographs) to tell a story of growing up through the 80s and 90s, asking: What gives a family lift? What drags a family down? The Pink Book explores the power of creativity to understand and ease the mental ill-health that hangs as an ever-present spectre over multiple generations of an Australian family.

'The Pink Book is an exceptionally crafted, beautifully presented publication designed by award-winning book designer Sean Hogan.' (Production summary)
1 To My Man of Seventeen Years Henry von Doussa , 2019 single work autobiography
— Appears in: Growing Up Queer in Australia 2019; (p. 237-246)
1 Time Heals Nothing Henry von Doussa , 2009 single work extract
— Appears in: Stamping Ground : An Anthology of Poetry and Fiction Set in the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne 2009;
1 Watchful Eyes Henry von Doussa , 2005 extract novel (The Park Bench)
— Appears in: Traffic , no. 6 2005; (p. 89-101)
1 3 y separately published work icon The Park Bench Henry von Doussa , Melbourne : Thompson Walker , 2005 Z1223067 2005 single work novel

'Lennie and Dan have been together five years - five years of love and trouble. But they split up and Lennie begins to trawl the parks, the streets, the night. He enters a dangerous world of isolation, desire, connection, and surveillance. ' (Publication summary)
1 1 y separately published work icon Strange Strange Shapes no. 2 Marion Campbell (editor), Rhonda Dredge (editor), Alexandre Landragin (editor), Henry von Doussa (editor), 2004 Z1220649 2004 periodical issue
1 From : The Park Bench Henry von Doussa , 2004 extract novel (The Park Bench)
— Appears in: Antithesis , no. 14 2004; (p. 128)
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