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From personal experience, novelist Frank Moorhouse explores how the Gold Coast has captured the Australian literary imagination.
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Author's note: Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 1816. (Title)
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Subjects:
- His Natural Life 1870-1872 single work novel
- Postcards from Surfers : Stories 1985 selected work short story
- Fly Away Peter 1982 single work novella
- Harland's Half Acre 1984 single work novel
- The Estuary 1987 single work novel
- I Thought You Kissed with Your Lips 1990 single work novel
- The Acolyte 1972 single work novel
- Steam Pigs 1997 single work novel
- Honk If You Are Jesus 1992 single work novel
- My Brow Is Wet 1969 single work novel
- Into the Morning 1958 single work novel
- The Secret Life of the Gold Coast 2004 single work autobiography
- Ante Up (from : Ante Up, a work in progress) 2004 extract single work prose
- The Americans, Baby : A Discontinuous Narrative of Stories and Fragments 1972 selected work short story
- The Best Australian Stories 2004 2004 anthology short story
- Griffith Review 2003- periodical (85 issues)
- Imagining the Hinterland : Literary Representations of Southeast Queensland Beyond the Brisbane Line 2005 single work criticism
- Gold Coast, Queensland,
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