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- Remembering Babylon 916 copies, 25 reviews
- An Imaginary Life 574 copies, 13 reviews
- Ransom 531 copies, 33 reviews
- The Great World 323 copies, 4 reviews
- The Conversations at Curlow Creek 294 copies, 9 reviews
- Fly Away Peter 242 copies, 7 reviews
- Johnno 229 copies, 8 reviews
- Dream Stuff 154 copies
- Harland's Half Acre 120 copies, 3 reviews
- The Complete Stories 104 copies
- 12 Edmondstone Street 96 copies, 2 reviews
- Every Move You Make 78 copies
- The Happy Life: The Search for Contentment in the Modern World 71 copies, 1 review
- Antipodes 69 copies
- Child's Play, with Eustace and The Prowler 42 copies
- Child's Play 26 copies
- Made in England : Australia's British inheritance 24 copies
- Child's Play/the Bread of Times to Come: Two Novellas in One Volume 15 copies
- A Spirit Of Play 13 copies
- Earth Hour 11 copies, 1 review
- A first place 11 copies, 2 reviews
- David Malouf: Selected Poems (A & R Modern Poets) 10 copies
- 4 Classic Quarterly Essays on the Australian Story 9 copies
- On Experience (Little Books on Big Themes) 9 copies, 1 review
- Jane Eyre - A Libretto 9 copies
- David Malouf: Johnno, Short Stories, Poems, Essays & Interviews (Uqp… 9 copies, 1 review
- Selected Poems, 1959-89 8 copies
- Typewriter Music 8 copies, 1 review
- The Writing Life 8 copies
- Neighbours in a thicket : poems 7 copies
- The Year of the Foxes and Other Poems 5 copies
- Riders in the Chariot (Introduction, some editions) 501 copies, 11 reviews
- The Faber Book of Gay Short Fiction (Contributor) 274 copies
- The Middle Parts of Fortune (Introduction, some editions) 268 copies, 5 reviews
- Lost Classics: Writers on Books Loved and Lost, Overlooked, Under-read,… (Contributor) 262 copies, 4 reviews
- In Another Part of the Forest: An Anthology of Gay Short Fiction (Contributor) 150 copies, 1 review
- The Young Desire It (Introduction, some editions) 33 copies, 1 review
- The Best Australian Essays 2008 (Contributor) 25 copies, 1 review
- The Best Australian Essays 2010 (Contributor) 21 copies
- The Best Australian Essays: A Ten-Year Collection (Contributor) 21 copies
- The Best Australian Essays 2006 (Contributor) 16 copies, 1 review
- The Best Australian Essays 2011 (Contributor) 16 copies, 1 review
- The Best Australian Stories 2007 (Contributor) 15 copies
- The Penguin book of the ocean (Contributor) 13 copies
- The Best Australian Essays 2003 (Contributor) 12 copies
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David Malouf has 10 past events. (show) NSW Premier’s Awards: Meet the Writers Some of the just-announced winners of the 2016 NSW Premier’s Literary Awards as they discuss what it takes to be an award-winning writer, the impact awards have on a writer’s career, and what it feels like to follow in the footsteps of previous winners such as Peter Carey, David Malouf and Helen Garner. (shawjonathan)David Malouf: Celebrating 80 Years Event location: Sydney Theatre, Walsh Bay  David Malouf David Malouf is internationally recognised as one of Australia’s finest writers – and a master of many forms, from poetry to plays, and novels to opera libretti. He has won the Commonwealth Writers Prize, the IMPAC Dublin Literary Award and been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize. He is a magician at conjuring image, at transforming sensation into experience: perhaps this is why he works so superlatively in miniature.
His latest book, A First Place, is a collection of essays and personal writing, released to celebrate his 80th birthday. Covering geography, topography, history, multiculturalism, Brisbane and the idea of home, A First Place encapsulates the beauty and contradictions of contemporary Australia.
To celebrate David Malouf’s birthday and achievements, we’re hosting a retrospective of his poetry and short stories. Australia’s first lady of letters, Ramona Koval, will travel with David Malouf on a journey to the heart of Australian life. (rodneyvc)… (more) David Malouf - Earth Hour and A First Place Poetry Readings Event location: West Stage David Malouf Event location: East Stage An Hour with David Malouf David MaloufThere is always a beautiful calm in David Malouf’s prose, even when it involves disturbing events like the life of the lost boy, as in Remembering Babylon. Partly it is the sense of control of a master-story teller spinning a yarn. The reader awaits with anticipation the next, brilliantly executed turn of the plot. But one comes back to this sense of tone - beautifully centred, modest yet as far reaching as the curve on the horizon at sunset. Malouf established himself as one of the great Australian writers with award-winning novels and short stories. Now he is simply himself, a writer from the periphery who has become part of the central narrative of what it is to be human today. Chair: Iain Sharp. (dakvid)… (more) New Zealand Listener Opening Night Event location: ASB Theatre, Aotea Centre, Auckland, New Zealand West End Library celebrates 80 years David MaloufJoin David Malouf, Getano Bann and other local identities to celebrate West End Library's 80th birthday. West End Library opened in 1929 and is the oldest purpose-built library in Queensland. Its famous bell tower was built in memory of fallen soldiers and restored in 2007. (petermk)
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