1. Australian Authors - David Malouf David Malouf was born in Brisbane, Queensland in 1934. His father s family came to Australia in the 1880s from Lebanon and his mother s family from London http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/authors/maloufd/maloufd.html

David Malouf Brief Biography David Malouf was born in Brisbane, Queensland in 1934. His father's family came to Australia in the 1880s from Lebanon and his mother's family from London just before World War I. He was educated at Brisbane Grammar School and the University of Queensland, where he taught for two years after graduating. He left Australia aged twenty-four and lived in Britain from 1959-68 where he taught in London and Birkenhead. He returned to teach English at the University of Sydney, where he stayed until 1977. He now writes full-time and lives part of the year in Australia and part in southern Tuscany in Italy. Malouf has won numerous prizes for his work including the NSW Premier's Literary Award for An Imaginary Life in 1979, The Age Book of the Year Award in 1982 for Fly Away Peter , the Miles Franklin Award in 1991 and the 1991 Commonwealth Prize for fiction for The Great World Remembering Babylon won the NSW Premier's Literary Award in 1993, and was shortlisted for the 1994 Booker Prize . In June 1996, the novel was awarded the first

2. David Malouf - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia David George Joseph Malouf (born 20 March 1934) is an acclaimed Australian writer . His 1993 novel, Remembering Babylon was shortlisted for the Booker Prize http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Malouf

David Malouf From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search David Malouf Born 20 March Brisbane Queensland Australia ... Occupation novelist, short story writer, playwright Nationality Australian Genres Novel ... Libretto David George Joseph Malouf (born 20 March ) is an acclaimed Australian writer . His 1993 novel, Remembering Babylon was shortlisted for the Booker Prize Contents Personal Life Career Books Novels ... edit Personal Life Malouf is a Lebanese Australian born in Brisbane Queensland Australia , the son of a Lebanese-Christian father and an English-Jewish mother of Portuguese descent. He attended Brisbane Grammar School and graduated from the University of Queensland in 1955, and has lived in England; Tuscany, Italy; and Sydney (lecturing at the University of Sydney edit Career His first novel, Johnno (1975), is the semi-autobiographical tale of a young man growing up in Brisbane during World War II . In 1982, his novella about three acquaintances and their experience of World War 1 Fly Away Peter , won The Age Book of the Year fiction prize. His epic novel The Great World (1990) tells the story of two Australians and their relationship amid the turmoil of two World Wars, including imprisonment by the Japanese during World War II; the novel won the

3. David Malouf David Malouf at www.contemporarywriters.com David Malouf was born in Queensland, Australia, in 1934 to a Lebanese-Christian father and English-Jewish http://www.contemporarywriters.com/authors/?p=auth66

4. Interview With David Malouf DAVID MALOUF Operatic is probably not the word I d first have used. Musical, I think that s certainly true. But I think that s true of the way all my books http://www.lib.latrobe.edu.au/AHR/archive/Issue-Sept-1996/intermal.html

Interview with David Malouf Helen Daniel talks to David Malouf about The Conversations at Curlow Creek and other matters such as God and paganism and the sacred. HELEN DANIEL: In his review of Curlow Creek in Australian Book Review Nick Jose talks about the operatic qualities of the novel. Were you conscious of this operatic form while you were writing? DAVID MALOUF: Operatic is probably not the word I'd first have used. Musical, I think that's certainly true. But I think that's true of the way all my books are shaped. I don't usually think of the forward drive of the book as having to do with plot, but with exploration of things which are announced first, sometimes almost like metaphors in a poem, say. You then explore both ends of the metaphor and let those spawn other oppositions, other comparisons, and then explore those. I think that's the way almost all my books work, and I think I learned really to shape a novel the way I'd learned to shape a poem. I sometimes referred in the past to the books therefore having a kind of poetical structure in that kind of way, or musical, if one wanted to say that. Certainly in this book there are a number of operatic references. Adair's parents have been opera singers and I was deliberately, playfully, dealing with that to this extent that he doesn't see any relationship between his own temperament and what he assumes must have been their artistic and operatic temperament. That's a little bit of play about where character comes from, the extent to which we are determined or separate and self-shaping.

5. David Malouf --  Britannica Online Encyclopedia Britannica online encyclopedia article on David Malouf Australian poet and novelist of Lebanese and English descent whose work reflects his ethnic http://www.britannica.com/eb/article-9104533/David-Malouf

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6. Random House Australia - Author Details = David Malouf DAVID MALOUF is the author of short story collections DREAM STUFF (‘These stories are pearls,’ Spectator) and EVERY MOVE YOU MAKE and of acclaimed novels http://www.randomhouse.com.au/Authors/Default.aspx?Page=Author&ID=Malouf, David

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8. Poetry International Web - David Malouf David Malouf was born in Brisbane in 1934. His father’s family had immigrated to Australia from the Lebanon in the 1880s and his mother’s family had arrived http://australia.poetryinternationalweb.org/piw_cms/cms/cms_module/index.php?obj

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11. David Malouf: Blogs, Photos, Videos And More On Technorati Covers website’s latest book cover offering is The Complete Stories, by David Malouf, acclaimed Australian author. Malouf has written novels, plays, http://technorati.com/tag/david malouf

Join Sign in Help advanced ... Blogger Central 9 posts tagged david malouf Subscribe Posts Blogs Videos Photos search in entire post tags only of blogs with any authority a little authority some authority a lot of authority in language all languages Arabic (العربية) Chinese (中文) Dutch (Nederlands) English French (Fran§ais) German (Deutsch) Greek (Ελληνικά) Hebrew (עברית) Italian (Italiano) Japanese (日本語) Korean (한국어) Norwegian (Norsk) Persian (فارسی) Polish (Polski) Portuguese (Portuguªs) Russian (Русский) Spanish (Espa±ol) Swedish (Svenska) Turkish (T¼rk§e) Vietnamese (Tiếng Việt) Jew Wishes On: The Complete Stories, by David Malouf Covers website’s latest book cover offering is The Complete Stories, by David Malouf, acclaimed Australian author. Malouf has written novels, plays, short stories, poetry, etc., and his name is well-known in the literary world. The book jacket is designed by Brian Barth. 24 days ago in Jew Wishes Authority: 14 Jew Wishes On: The Complete Stories, by David Malouf Covers website’s latest book cover offering is The Complete Stories, by David Malouf, acclaimed Australian author. Malouf has written novels, plays, short stories, poetry, etc., and his name is well-known in the literary world. The book jacket is designed by Brian Barth. 24 days ago in Jew Wishes Authority: 14 adi http://akshar.wordpress.com/ 2007/ 11/ 05/ all-it-needs-is-belief/

12. Australia Council For The Arts - David Malouf David Malouf is an awardwinning Australian writer whose book Remembering Babylon was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1993. http://www.australiacouncil.gov.au/the_arts/artists_and_orgs/artists/david_malou

Skip to content Skip to navigation Our websites: Australian music online fuel4arts - arts marketing NOISE - youth arts initiative OzArts - exporting Australian art Undergrowth - Australian arts UK Venice Biennale 2007 Home About us The arts Grants ... Philanthropy About us You are here: Home The arts Artists and organisations David Malouf Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander arts Community arts Dance Interdisciplinary arts ... Artists and organisations David Malouf David Malouf is an award-winning Australian writer whose book Remembering Babylon was shortlisted for the Booker Prize in 1993. It won the inaugural International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award in 1996 and the Commonwealth Writers Prize in 1996. Malouf was also awarded the Neustadt International Prize for Literature in 2000. His epic novel, The Great World, won the Commonwealth Writers Prize in 1991 and the French Prix Femina Etranger. Malouf has written poetry, fiction, essays and libretti and his most recent book, Every Move You Make was published in 2006. His new work of poetry, Typewriter Music

13. Synaptic Burn: David Malouf Synaptic Burn Engage Thoughts on Interaction Design and other related musings. http://synapticburn.com/

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14. POST-COLONIAL THEMES IN DAVID MALOUF'S REMEMBERING BABYLON NOTE Much of the material used on this page is taken from a conversation with david malouf in Dublin, 19 April 1997. It is interesting to note that, http://www.qub.ac.uk/schools/SchoolofEnglish/imperial/austral/babylon.htm

Post-Colonial Themes in David Malouf's Remembering Babylon This page last revised 27 May 1997 NOTE: Much of the material used on this page is taken from a conversation with David Malouf in Dublin, 19 April 1997. It is interesting to note that, although in the context of this MA course we are studying Malouf's novel in terms of a post-colonial response, the author himself has expressed the opinion that it is not, strictly speaking, a post-colonial text. Most would agree with Malouf in that it is certainly not an example of resistance or response from a member of a colonised community in the same vein as, for example, Chinua Achebe or some Native Canadian authors. Rather, it can be seen as an examination of the colonial project by a descendant of the original colonisers. Nevertheless, there are several themes running through the novel which constitute elements of post-colonial discourse, and this page intends to briefly examine some of them. There is a pervasive sense of colonial guilt throughout Remembering Babylon , an awareness of the suspect morality of the colonial process. Like

15. David Malouf Overview david malouf. Biography Works Postcolonial Lit Literature History Politics Religion Science Technology http://www.usp.nus.edu.sg/post/australia/malouf/maloufov.html

16. Books And Writing - 5/1/2001: David Malouf - Dream Stuff... Summer Series This week a public conversation with the gifted Australian author david malouf whose writing has been delighting readers and attracting prizes for almost http://www.abc.net.au/rn/arts/bwriting/stories/s225573.htm

Book Reading The Book Show By Design The Deep End ... The Space with Ramona Koval Friday 5/1/2001 David Malouf - 'Dream Stuff'... Summer Series Summary: This week a public conversation with the gifted Australian author David Malouf , whose writing has been delighting readers and attracting prizes for almost four decades. David speaks to Ramona Koval about his new collection of short stories, Dream Stuff , in front of an enthusiastic crowd at the St Kilda Town Hall. (Random House) Details or Transcript: Ramona Koval : Hello, welcome to Books and Writing, Ramona Koval : with you, and tonight a conversation with David Malouf on his new collection of short stories, Dream Stuff , recorded late in March, 2000, at the St. Kilda Town Hall in Melbourne. David Malouf has been delighting his readers for decades since his first collection of poetry was published almost forty years ago, and then followed stories, novels, novellas, librettos and his autobiographical writing. His work has won very many awards, including a 1993 Booker Prize nomination for Remembering Babylon , the book which went on to win the inaugural IMPAC Literature Prize in May 1996, and earlier last month David was awarded the biennial Neustadt Prize for Literature for his body of work–joining a group which includes Nobel Prize winners Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Czeslaw Milosz and Octavio Paz.

17. 2004 Speech - David Malouf - Lafontaine-Baldwin - Operation Dialogue david malouf. Convocation Hall University of Toronto March 12, 2004 700pm. Page 1 of 6. david malouf. We sometimes assume that only in new societies, http://www.operation-dialogue.com/lafontaine-baldwin/e/2004_speech_1.html

Speeches David Malouf Beverley McLachlin ... Saul LaFontaine-Baldwin Symposium 2004 Lecture David Malouf Convocation Hall University of Toronto March 12, 2004 Page 1 of 6 David Malouf We sometimes assume that only in new societies, settler nations like Canada and Australia, is identity a matter of question and doubt. In fact these questions also arise in older places. I’m thinking of the united Germany and how, on a daily basis, whenever rights are under consideration or laws made, or an historic monument is to be restored or a bit of waste ground built on, there is always the need to take account of recent history; not in order to rewrite it — quite the contrary — but to see that the new thing continues some aspects of the past and makes a break with others. Nations that have suffered defeat and occupation or have condoned or been the victim of tyranny, or of civil war or violent social division — England after 1649, the US after its civil war, more recently Chile, South Africa, Lebanon, Cambodia, ex-Yugoslavia and many more — have in the re-establishment of civil order within a unified and bonded nation to face bitter questions about crimes committed and rights violated before they can be reconstituted as ventures with a foreseeable future. Australia too, I might just say, has a problem, still unresolved, with history and the need for reconciliation. Unlike Canada, we did not recognise prior occupation of the continent by indigenous people. Until very recently, we considered it, before we arrived, to have been terra nullius, no man’s land. We signed no treaties with native peoples, and till 1967, when a referendum settled the question, did not count them in the federated nation. They were, in 1901 when we drew up our Constitution, no more than an unhappy remnant. Their only chance at a life within the nation was to assimilate or get lost.

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19. Featured Author: David Malouf david malouf s novelistic reconstruction of Ovid s years of exile, about which almost nothing is known. . . . an original and daring idea . http://www.nytimes.com/books/00/08/20/specials/malouf.html

Featured Author: David Malouf With News and Reviews From the Archives of The New York Times In This Feature Reviews of David Malouf's Earlier Books Recent Links Michael Wood Reviews 'Dream Stuff: Stories' (Aug. 20, 2000) First Chapter: 'Dream Stuff: Stories' Jane Bown/Pantheon Books David Malouf REVIEWS OF DAVID MALOUF'S EARLIER BOOKS: An Imaginary Life "David Malouf's novelistic reconstruction of Ovid's years of exile, about which almost nothing is known. . . . an original and daring idea . . . But Mr. Malouf has a hunger for synthesis, for progression, that pushes poor, old, jaded Ovid toward sentimentality." Johnno "Mr. Malouf's retrospective eye is as sensitive as his prose. He finds the scenes that will conduce toward an artistic whole. . . . There is neither idolatry nor sentimentality in the portrait of Johnno . . . There is plenty of emotion here, but it is not excessive . . ." Harland's Half Acre "'Harland's Half Acre' seems a bit too self-conscious in its attempt to create the terms of its own esthetic, too neatly calculated to have the free play of mind of the finest novels. But it is a remarkable book, in which the realist and the dreamer are finally and excitingly fused, both agreed that they have no need of the old world." The Great World "Mr. Malouf has attempted a rare thing to write a historical novel in a modern psychological style. And he has succeeded. . . . Despite his large canvas and grand schemes, he never sacrifices the intensity of his characters' interior worlds."

20. David Malouf - Authors - Random House david malouf is the author of ten novels and six volumes of poetry. His novel The Great World was awarded both the prestigious Commonwealth Prize and the http://www.randomhouse.com/author/results.pperl?authorid=18825

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