Moorehead, Alan (1910-1983), an Australian journalist and author, became known for his historical writings. Moorehead wrote two widely praised books that describe the history of the exploration of the Nile River in Africa, The White Nile (1960) and The Blue Nile (1962). In Gallipoli (1956, revised edition 1967), he wrote about a military campaign in World War I (1914-1918). Darwin and the Beagle (1969) is an account of biologist Charles Darwin's five-year research voyage that led to his… More »
2 mothers in a h d b playground
2 mothers in a h d b playground is a poem by Singaporean poet Arthur Yap. The poem was published... More >>
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Cesaire, Aime, say ZEHR, eh MAY (1913-...), is a French-speaking West Indian poet and playwright.... More >>
Dutton, Geoffrey (1922-1998), was an Australian author and editor who wrote more than 50 books.... More >>
Eldershaw, Flora (1897-1956), an Australian author, combined with Marjorie Barnard to write under... More >>
Eri, Vincent (1936-1993), a leading public servant in Papua New Guinea, became the first Papua... More >>
Fairbridge, Kingsley (1885-1924), founded the Fairbridge farming schools in Australia. He was... More >>
Ferguson, Sir John (1881-1969), combined a distinguished legal career with a keen interest in... More >>
Field, Barron (1786-1846), an English-born judge and critic, privately printed the first book of... More >>
First, a Poem Must Be Magical is the first line of a poem by the Filipino poet Jose Garcia Villa.... More >>
Gaelic literature includes all the writings in Gaelic, the ancient language of Scotland and... More >>
Gilgamesh, GIHL guh mehsh, Epic of, a Middle Eastern poem, is one of the oldest epics in world... More >>
Hungerford, Thomas Arthur Guy (1915-...), an Australian author, wrote The Ridge and The River... More >>
MacCallum, Sir Mungo (1854-1942), a Scottish-born scholar, was a leader in the cultural life of... More >>
Makanna's Gathering is a poem by the Scottish-born South African poet, journalist, and essayist... More >>