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Pages tagged “alex miller”
7 January, 2009 The prestigious Manning Clark House National Cultural Award for an Individual has gone to Alex Miller, whose most recent novel is Landscape of Farewell (A&U).
Australian and New Zealand authors on IMPAC longlist
20 November, 2008 Australian and New Zealand authors are well represented on this year's International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award longlist. 
22 October, 2008 The longlist for the Australia-Asia Literary Award, formerly the West Australian Premier's Literary Award, has been announced. 
27 August, 2008 Part 2 - Alex Miller and David Malouf give readings of their work, followed by an open and wide-ranging discussion on topics as diverse as the (non-)filmability of their writing and the notion of re-writing their own work. This session took place at the recent Mildura Writers' Festival and was chaired by Joel Becker.
27 August, 2008 Part 1 - Alex Miller and David Malouf give readings of their work, followed by an open and wide-ranging discussion on topics as diverse as the (non-)filmability of their writing and the notion of re-writing their own work. This session took place at the recent Mildura Writers' Festival and was chaired by Joel Becker. 
1 November, 2005 Alex Miller has twice won the Miles Franklin award (with Journey to the Stone Country and The Ancestor Game), as well as the Commonwealth Writers’ Prize. 
6 January, 2000 Alex Miller's fifth novel is an impressive, complex and challenging story, set in the 1920s, of Emily Stanton, a restless, passionate upper-middle-class woman. |
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