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About Elizabeth Jolley
She was 53 years old when her first book was published, and she went on to publish fifteen novels (including an autobiographical trilogy), four short story collections and three non-fiction books, publishing well into her 70s. She was also a pioneer of creative writing teaching in Australia counting many well known writers such as Tim Winton among her students.
Series
Vera Wright Trilogy
1. My Father's Moon (1989)
2. Cabin Fever (1990)
3. The Georges' Wife (1993)
The Vera Wright Trilogy (omnibus) (2010)
1. My Father's Moon (1989)
2. Cabin Fever (1990)
3. The Georges' Wife (1993)
The Vera Wright Trilogy (omnibus) (2010)
Novels
Palomino (1980)
The Newspaper of Claremont Street (1981)
Mr Scobie's Riddle (1983)
Miss Peabody's Inheritance (1983)
Milk and Honey (1984)
Foxybaby (1985)
The Well (1986)
The Sugar Mother (1988)
The Orchard Thieves (1995)
Lovesong (1997)
An Accommodating Spouse (1999)
An Innocent Gentleman (2001)
The Newspaper of Claremont Street (1981)
Mr Scobie's Riddle (1983)
Miss Peabody's Inheritance (1983)
Milk and Honey (1984)
Foxybaby (1985)
The Well (1986)
The Sugar Mother (1988)
The Orchard Thieves (1995)
Lovesong (1997)
An Accommodating Spouse (1999)
An Innocent Gentleman (2001)
Collections
Five Acre Virgin: And Other Stories (1976)
Travelling Entertainer (1979)
Woman in a Lampshade (1983)
Stories: Five Acre Virgin, the Travelling Entertainer (1985)
Off the Air (1995)
Fellow Passengers (1997)
Sunburnt Country: Stories of Australian Life (2000) (with Joan London)
Travelling Entertainer (1979)
Woman in a Lampshade (1983)
Stories: Five Acre Virgin, the Travelling Entertainer (1985)
Off the Air (1995)
Fellow Passengers (1997)
Sunburnt Country: Stories of Australian Life (2000) (with Joan London)
Non fiction
Central Mischief: Elizabeth Jolley On Writing, Her Past and Herself (1992)
Diary of a Weekend Farmer (1993)
Learning to Dance (2008)
Diary of a Weekend Farmer (1993)
Learning to Dance (2008)
Elizabeth Jolley recommends
 Lulu (1998) Annamarie Jagose "Jagose's prose is sophisticated and descriptive, a litany, in places, of words put together exquisitely and often unexpectedly." |
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