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Margaret Packham Hargrave is an Australian novelist (''Jake's Luck'', 1994 and ''A Woman of Air'', 1996). The latter novel was the winner of the inaugural Elle/Random Huse Fiction Prize. |
Margaret Packham Hargrave is an Australian novelist (''Jake's Luck'', 1994 and ''A Woman of Air'', 1996). The latter novel was the winner of the inaugural Elle/Random Huse Fiction Prize. |
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Margaret Packham was born in Sydney in 1941. She studied Voice and Viola at the NSW Conservatorium of Music concurrently with Nursing at Sydney Hospital. Subsequently, she completed a BA in English and Psychology at |
Margaret Packham was born in Sydney in 1941. She studied Voice and Viola at the NSW Conservatorium of Music concurrently with Nursing at Sydney Hospital. Subsequently, she completed a BA in English and Psychology and MLitt (Middle English/Chaucer) at the University of New England (NSW) and a DipEd at Mitchell College (Bathurst, NSW) and had a career as an English teacher before committing herself to writing. She is moving from literary fiction to mystery writing. She has had numerous short stories and poems published in ''Westerly'', ''Meanjin'', ''The Sydney Morning Herald'', ''Cleo'', ''Grass Roots'' and ''Matilda''. A book of her poems (''Italic text''Midnight Fugue, Saturday Centre Press) appeared in 1983. |
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Template:Wikify-date Margaret Packham Hargrave is an Australian novelist (Jake's Luck, 1994 and A Woman of Air, 1996). The latter novel was the winner of the inaugural Elle/Random Huse Fiction Prize. Margaret Packham was born in Sydney in 1941. She studied Voice and Viola at the NSW Conservatorium of Music concurrently with Nursing at Sydney Hospital. Subsequently, she completed a BA in English and Psychology and MLitt (Middle English/Chaucer) at the University of New England (NSW) and a DipEd at Mitchell College (Bathurst, NSW) and had a career as an English teacher before committing herself to writing. She is moving from literary fiction to mystery writing. She has had numerous short stories and poems published in Westerly, Meanjin, The Sydney Morning Herald, Cleo, Grass Roots and Matilda. A book of her poems (Italic textMidnight Fugue, Saturday Centre Press) appeared in 1983.