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The Blue Mountains have often been used as a backdrop in Australian literature. Elizabeth Hicks looks at several of these texts by Australian women which were written during the fifteen years between 1987 and 2002, a period which loosley corresponds to theat of third-wave feminism.
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Subjects:
- Dorothy Hewett's Garden and City 1995 single work criticism
- The Spaces Between: Regionalism and Literary History 2001 single work criticism
- Writing of Australian Dwelling : Animate Houses and Anxious Ground 2004 single work criticism
- Beyond the Verandah - Elizabeth Jolley's `The Orchard Thieves' and Drusilla Modjeska's `The Orchard' 1996 single work criticism
- The Service of Clouds 1997 single work novel
- Elegy For Phillip 2001 single work poetry
- Halfway Up the Mountain 2001 selected work poetry
- Old Women in the Mountains 1997 single work poetry
- Coming Down the Mountain 1990 single work poetry
- Dear You 1983 single work poetry correspondence
- The Mountain 1989 selected work correspondence
- Speaking of the Moon 1988 single work poetry
- The Waterlily : A Blue Mountains Journal 1987 single work diary
- The Anxiety of Influence : Literary Regionalism in the Canadian and Australian West 1985 single work criticism
- The Orchard 1994 selected work short story
- The Artificial Horizon : Imagining the Blue Mountains 2003 single work non-fiction
- Blue Mountains, Sydney, New South Wales,
- 1987-2002
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