Andere Kunden interessierten sich auch für
![Dystopian Writing in the Twentieth Century]( "Dystopian Writing in the Twentieth Century")
Dystopian Writing in the Twentieth Century32,99 €![The English and the French Literary Tastes in the Middle Ages]( "The English and the French Literary Tastes in the Middle Ages")
The English and the French Literary Tastes in the Middle Ages32,99 €![Writing Back as]( "Writing Back as")
Writing Back as "The Second Coming"32,99 €![Female British Literary Voices Reinventing The Classic 'Whodunit']( "Female British Literary Voices Reinventing The Classic 'Whodunit'")
Female British Literary Voices Reinventing The Classic 'Whodunit'32,99 €![The Effect of Approaches of Teaching Writing on Composing Proficiency]( "The Effect of Approaches of Teaching Writing on Composing Proficiency")
The Effect of Approaches of Teaching Writing on Composing Proficiency32,99 €![The Literary Witchcraft of J.K. Rowling]( "The Literary Witchcraft of J.K. Rowling")
The Literary Witchcraft of J.K. Rowling38,99 €![An Autobiography of the Creative Writing Experience]( "An Autobiography of the Creative Writing Experience")
An Autobiography of the Creative Writing Experience38,99 €
Charmian Clift (1923-1969) is an Australian novelist and essayist. In the 1950s and 1960s Clift and her husband George Johnston became famous nationally and internationally as Australia's golden couple, a version of America's Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald. Clift and Johnston lived in the Greek islands during the 1950s. Clift set some of her fiction and non-fiction on Hydra where she and her husband were at the centre of a sometimes volatile expatriate community. Clift's fiction and essays always attracted a wide readership. Four novels written in the 50s and 60s were published internationally and her weekly essays, written on her return to Sydney, Australia, have been published in edited collections. Seeking a Life in the Literary Position: The Writing of Charmian Clift is a critical account of her published and unpublished work and informs contemporary explorations of Clift's life and writing.