My Sister, Dorothy Hewett single work   biography   autobiography  
Issue Details: First known date: 2008... 2008 My Sister, Dorothy Hewett
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  • Appears in:
    y separately published work icon Lines in the Sand : New Writing from Western Australia Glen Phillips (editor), Julienne Van Loon (editor), Swanbourne : Fellowship of Australian Writers (FAW), W.A. Branch , 2008 Z1515580 2008 anthology poetry short story prose Swanbourne : Fellowship of Australian Writers (FAW), W.A. Branch , 2008 pg. 29-31
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    y separately published work icon Remembering Dorothy Joe Flood , Marilla North , Wentworth Falls : Deluge Publishing Yarnspinners Press Collective , 2024 28989821 2024 anthology biography essay

    'Dorothy Coade Hewett (1923-2002) was a major Australian playwright, poet and novelist, a true innovator of the theatre and a feminist icon. She fearlessly tackled all kinds of issues and shibboleths, setting her own direction and encouraging others to find their own path.

    'This is the first book-length biographical work on Dorothy Hewett. Like some of her best-known work, it has multiple perspectives, in which different people give their views of Dorothy, her life and work. This colours her complexity as a writer and as a person, while charting her setbacks along her rise to fame. It is a book of love from all who knew her.'  (Publication summary)

         Wentworth Falls : Deluge Publishing Yarnspinners Press Collective , 2024     pg. 9-11
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  • Wickepin, Wickepin area, Narrogin - Pingelly area, Far Southwest Western Australia, Western Australia,
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