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Published 01-03-2013
ISBN 9780522864311
Pages 432
Subjects Biography: general Biography: historical, political and military Society and culture: general
Imprint MUP Digital

Christina Stead

Hazel Rowley

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Paperback Hardback eBook
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Published 01-03-2013
ISBN 9780522864311
Pages 432
Subjects Biography: general Biography: historical, political and military Society and culture: general
Imprint MUP Digital

Inside the Wilderness of Mirrors is Paul’s unique insight into how Australia saw the threat from the Soviet Union during the Cold War era and beyond.

This new edition of Hazel Rowley's highly acclaimed biography of Christina Stead brings to life one of the most important literary figures of her age.

Christina Stead left Australia in 1928, aged twenty-six, for Europe, not to return to Australia until she was seventy-two. An intensely private person, Stead lived a life that was stormy, eccentric and brave. Stead's fiction was large and passionate, original and challenging, as was her life. Hazel Rowley's compelling biography is a vigorous, penetrating and sympathetic chronicle of Stead's life and times.

About The Author

Christina Stead: A Biography won the National Book Council Award when it was first published in Australia in 1993, and wide acclaim in the UK and the USA. Hazel Rowley is also the author of Richard Wright: The Life and Times and most recently Tête-à-Tête: Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre (translated into more than…