Halligan, Marion  <br/><br/>
Storykeepers / 
edited by Marion Halligan. 
 - Potts Point, NSW :  Duffy & Snellgrove,  2001. 
 - 279 p. :  ill. ; 
<br/><br/> Eighteen well-known Australian authors discuss the writers or stories who inspire them. Not only do they give us an insight into their motivations and values, they also provide a map of our own rich heritage. 
<br/><br/>Gary Crew: Their ghosts may be heard : a response to Ernest Favenc's novel Marooned in Australia -- Greg Dening: Reading to write -- Libby Gleeson: A Lady Long Resident in New South Wales : an encounter -- Carmel Bird: the cyclopedia: a short strange secret misty smokey mysterious history -- Lucy Frost: Displaying Trugernanna -- Henry Reynolds: On first looking into Rusden's History -- Dorothy Porter: Calling a spade for Barbara Baynton -- Rodney Hall: Such is life : the masterpiece that might have changed our literature -- Bill Gammage: Mrs Aeneas Gunn -- Beverly Farmer: Coonardoo : the well in the shadow -- Tim Griffiths: Flying fox and drifting sand : going with the flow -- Lew Murray: The bellweather brush -- Delia Falconer: Kenneth Slessor : the intimacy of the table -- Peter Goldsworthy: Hal Porter : the watcher with a cast-iron alibi -- Cassandra Pybus: Sing memory : a reverie for Gwen Harwood -- Alexis Wright: A family document -- Elizabeth Jolley: Peter Cowan : the criterion and the principle -- Brian Matthews: Hanson 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>1876631104 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Australian literature<br/>Creation (Literary, artistic, etc.)<br/>Books and reading--Australia.<br/>Storytelling--Australia.<br/>Authorship.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>820.9994 HAL