Archive for the ‘Opening Lines’ Category
Missus, by Ruth Park
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 29, 2021
Opening Lines: A Prescribed Life, by Tony Atkinson with Lynn Smailes
Posted by: Lisa Hill on October 7, 2017
Opening Lines: For Love Alone, by Christina Stead
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 12, 2016
Opening Lines: The Man Who Loved Children, by Christina Stead
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 11, 2016
Opening Lines: House of All Nations, by Christina Stead
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 10, 2016
Opening Lines: The Beauties and Furies, by Christina Stead
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 9, 2016
Opening Lines: Seven Poor Men of Sydney, by Christina Stead
Posted by: Lisa Hill on November 8, 2016
Opening Lines: The Ballad of Desmond Kale, by Roger McDonald (2005)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 11, 2015
Opening Lines: Anchor Point, by Alice Robinson
Posted by: Lisa Hill on March 4, 2015
Opening Lines: A Horse of Air, by Dal Stivens (1970)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on May 7, 2014
Noli Me Tangere (Touch Me Not) by José Rizal, translated by Harold Augenbraum
Posted by: Lisa Hill on September 29, 2011
Opening Lines: A Woman of the Future, by David Ireland (1979)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on April 22, 2011
Opening Lines: Tirra Lirra by the River, by Jessica Anderson (1978)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on April 10, 2011
Opening Lines: Swords and Crowns and Rings, by Ruth Park (1977)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on March 20, 2011
Opening Lines: The Cupboard Under the Stairs, by George Turner (1962)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on February 20, 2011
Opening Lines: The Irishman, by Elizabeth O’Conner, (1960)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on December 21, 2010
Opening Lines: Poor Fellow My Country by Xavier Herbert (1975)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on August 8, 2010
Vale Jessica Anderson (1916-2010)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on July 13, 2010
Opening Lines: The Acolyte, by Thea Astley (1972)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on March 13, 2010
Opening lines: The Unknown Industrial Prisoner by David Ireland (1971)
Posted by: Lisa Hill on February 28, 2010
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