Брайан Диббл — новинки

Although she started writing early in life, it was not until her fifties that Elizabeth Jolley received the recognition her talent deserved. She won The Age Book of the Year Award on three occasions as well as the Miles Franklin Award. She has won the Western Australian Premier's Prize for both fiction and non-fiction. The array of wild characters in her fiction - misfits and those on the edge of society - can also be found in her remarkable life. Brian Dibble was given complete access to the writer's private papers and has spent more than a decade travelling the world to write this lyrical and readable biography.

"William Hart-Smith is a rare and singular poet. His work is precious because it excludes nobody, least of all the young. He sees the world with the awe of a child and responds to it with the precision of real maturity. Here is someone who sees animals, trees, buildings and people with such clarity that he hands them to us transformed, somehow more like themselves than we could ever have imagined them to be. That is his gift to us, young or old. These are poems for all people."