Christina Stead
Stead, Christina - 1902–83, Australian novelist, b. Rockdale, New South Wales. She worked in the United States in the 1940s, emigrated to England in 1953, then returned to Australia in 1974. Her novels, written in the distinctive language of the interior monologist, treat the problem of evil, particularly the destruction wrought by human obsessions. In addition to The Man Who Loved Read More...
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From the Margins of Empire: Christina Stead, Doris Lessing, Nadine Gordimer
by Louise Yelin. 197 pgs.
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Biography, Narrative and Christina Stead: An Imperfect Match?, in Journal of Australian Studies
by Susan Tridgell. 10 pgs.
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Writers Behaving Badly: Stead, Bourdieu and Australian Literary Culture, in Australian Literary Studies
by Brigid Rooney. 12 pgs.
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Faith of a (Woman) Writer (Chap. 22 "Sexual Politics and Female Heroism in the Novels of Christina Stead")
by Alice Kessler-Harris, William McBrien. 372 pgs.
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