Dorothy Johnston
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Dorothy Johnston (1948) is an Australian novelist.
Born in Geelong, Victoria, Australia, Johnston trained as a teacher at the University of Melbourne and later worked as a researcher in the education field.[1] She has lived in Canberra since 1979.
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[edit] Awards
| The Miles Franklin Award | One for the Master, shortlisted 1998 |
| ABC / ABA Bicentennial Literary Award | Maralinga, My Love, Fiction, highly commended 1988 |
| ACT Book of the Year[2] | The Trojan Dog, joint-winner 2001 |
| Davitt Award | The Trojan Dog, highly commended 2001 |
[edit] Bibliography
Novels
- Tunnel Vision (1984)
- Ruth (1986)
- Maralinga, My Love (1988)
- One for the Master (1997)
- The Trojan Dog (2000)
- The White Tower (2003)
- The House at Number 10 (2005)
- Eden (2007)
Short stories
- Canberra Tales: Stories (1962) or The Division of Love: Stories
[edit] References
- ^ Johnston, Dorothy (1948 - ) (Australian Women's Archive Project) Accessed: 4 February 2007
- ^ "ACT Book of the Year Winners". ACT Virtual Library. Archived from the original on 2007-08-31. http://web.archive.org/web/20070831125605/http://www.library.act.gov.au/find/history/frequentlyaskedquestions/literaryawards/literaryawards2. Retrieved 2007-09-03.
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