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    y separately published work icon Australian Classics : Fifty Great Writers and Their Celebrated Works Jane Gleeson-White , Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2007 Z1439107 2007 selected work criticism column extract

    'What are the classic works of Australian literature? And what can they tell us about ourselves and the land we live in? Providing a selected overview of Australia's greatest literature, Australian Classics is an accessible companion to our literature and a story of writing in Australia from the nineteenth century to the present.

    'Australian Classics celebrates many of the country's beloved novels, poems, short stories, children's books and seminal works of non-fiction. It also contains contributions on their favourite Australian books from many distinguished writers and readers, including Helen Garner, Les Murray and Tim Winton.' (Publisher's blurb)

         Crows Nest : Allen and Unwin , 2007     pg. 234-239
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