Katharine Susannah Prichard, Goldfields Trilogy (review)
by Marcie|Buried in Print. KSP’s historic call to action reverberates with unexpected strength.
“Old-Women’s Stories”: Mrs Langloh Parker’s Preface to Australian Legendary Tales
by Mrs Langloh Parker Barbarians did the dreaming of the world, poetry arose in their fancies, and poetry, in spite of facts and science, resolutely refuses to ‘follow darkness like a dream.’ Mrs. Parker’s collection demonstrates that, amongst the...
Nathan Hobby, The Red Witch (review)
by Bill Holloway. A review of the first biography of Katharine Susannah Prichard since her son, Ric Throssell’s Wild Weeds and Windflowers (1975)
Katharine Susannah Prichard
by Nathan Hobby. “Australian literature is … astir with great things; growing daily in power and freedom.” KSP
