The Road from Coorain - An Australian Memoir Jill Ker Conway
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The Road from Coorain - An Australian Memoir

Author: Jill Ker Conway
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Book Title
The Road from Coorain - An Australian Memoir
Author
Jill Ker Conway
Book Condition
GOOD - ex-library with stamps, tanning to edges of pages
ISBN
9780749303600
Book Format
Medium Paperback
Publisher
Mandarin Paperbacks
Year Published
1990
Jill Ker Conway was seven before she saw another girl. At eight she was herding sheep on the drought-haunted plains of her parents' thirty thousand acres. When the dream turned to dust after five rainless years the family moved to Sydney. School, and later university, opened up a new world of ideas but the Australia of her young womanhood in the fifties was too parochial and agressively masculine for an intelligent, ambitious woman. In this brave and honest account of a family tragedy, Jill Ker Conway conveys a magical sense of the cruel beauty of the Austalian landscape.

Jill Ker Conway was seven before she saw another girl. At eight she was herding sheep on the drought-haunted plains of her parents' thirty thousand acres. When the dream turned to dust after five rainless years the family moved to Sydney. School, and later university, opened up a new world of ideas but the Australia of her young womanhood in the fifties was too parochial and agressively masculine for an intelligent, ambitious woman.

In this brave and honest account of a family tragedy, Jill Ker Conway conveys a magical sense of the cruel beauty of the Austalian landscape.

Jill Ker Conway was seven before she saw another girl. At eight she was herding sheep on the drought-haunted plains of her parents' thirty thousand acres. When the dream turned to dust after five rainless years the family moved to Sydney. School, and later university, opened up a new world of ideas but the Australia of her young womanhood in the fifties was too parochial and agressively masculine for an intelligent, ambitious woman.

In this brave and honest account of a family tragedy, Jill Ker Conway conveys a magical sense of the cruel beauty of the Austalian landscape.