Katharine Susannah Prichard, Goldfields Trilogy (review)
by Marcie|Buried in Print. KSP’s historic call to action reverberates with unexpected strength.
Georgiana Molloy: Collector of Seeds and Words
by Jessica White. I was out riding a few days back & the country was assuming its usual garb Hibbertias & Hoveas thickly covered the ground I dried two or three Specimens but not being able to gather them myself I did not get all I wanted
Catherine Helen Spence, Mr Hogarth’s Will (review)
by Emma|Book Around the Corner: Catherine Helen Spence (1825-1910). Australian Social and Political Reformer, Writer and Teacher who worked for Children
Mary Gaunt
by Bronwyn. [Mary Gaunt was] an extraordinary woman. Independent and adventurous as well as articulate, opinionated and determined, in a time when women were not encouraged to be any of these things.
Katharine Susannah Prichard
by Nathan Hobby. “Australian literature is … astir with great things; growing daily in power and freedom.” KSP
Australia’s First Women Writers
by Michelle Scott Tucker. As Aboriginal people had been doing orally and pictorially for 60,000 years, the European colonists used letters, diaries, drawings and paintings to share their stories, news, and hopes.
