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4. Marmot Library Network /Marmot Artur 1943 1 Nikolov Ventseslav 1943 1995 1 Nikula Blair 1999 1 Nikulin VV ViacheslavValentinovich 1987 1 Niland Austin 1963 1 niland darcy 1920 1967 2 Niland http://www.millennium.marmot.org:90/kids/10,12/search/aNikolaieff, George A.,/an

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5. Marmot Library Network /Marmot Num Mark AUTHORS (12 of 2) Year niland darcy 1920 1967 1 The Shiralee / SoundRecording / D'arcy Niland. 1996 2 The Shiralee / D'Arcy Niland. 1976. http://www.millennium.marmot.org:90/kids/10,12/search/aNikolaieff, George A.,/an

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7. Basic Search Title. Author. Subject. Call Number. Medium. 1. The Shiralee, NILAND,Darcy, Country life Fiction, E88-NIL-VID, Video recording. http://intra.trinity.wa.edu.au/webopac/default.asp?n=a&c=NILAND DARCY

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10. Australian Authors - DArcy Niland (1919 - 1967) Brief biography, bibliography, synopsis of "The Shiralee."Category Arts Literature Authors N niland, D Arcy......D'Arcy niland Brief Biography. D'Arcy niland was born in 1919 in GlenInnes New South Wales, into a large Irish Catholic family. http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/authors/nilandd.html

D'Arcy Niland Brief Biography D'Arcy Niland was born in 1919 in Glen Innes New South Wales, into a large Irish Catholic family. He left school at 14 and for a time (at age 16) worked as a copy-boy for the Sydney Sun . The Depression ended this employment and for some years he travelled the country working in a wide variety of occupations. In 1942 he married the writer Ruth Park and they later settled in the Sydney suburb of Surry Hills. D'Arcy Niland died in 1969. Bibliography N ovels The Shiralee Call Me When the Cross Turns Over Gold in the Streets The Big Smoke The Apprentices Dead Men Running S hort S tory C ollections The Ballad of the Fat Bushranger Logan's Girl Dadda Jumped Over Two Elephants Pairs and Loners The Penguin Best Stories of D'Arcy Niland 1987, selected by Ruth Park P oetry Travelling Songs of Old Australia 1966, with Leslie Raphael D rama No Decision 1961, with Ruth Park N on- F iction Make Your Stories Sell The Drums Go Bang! 1956 (autobiography) with Ruth Park The Shiralee Jacket illustration: Arthur Streeton Golden Summer , 1889, (detail) Dustjacket synopsis: "Probably no swagman, in life or in fiction, ever had such a strange companion on his wanderings as has Macauley, the central character in D'Arcy Niland's first novel, who tramps through the back towns of New South Wales accompanied by his daughter Buster. Buster, four-year-old bundle of loyalty and fortitude, combines these more adult qualities with a natural childishness, and the result is a character creation of almost startling conviction. Buster is no joy to Macauley, he treats her with an uncompromising firmness: she must go on walking when she is nearly exhausted, must stop chattering when he wants to be quiet, must not complain. But Macauley has, too, a certain grudging affection for her, and this affection develops until it is so threatened by circumstances that it must at last be openly admitted.

11. Australian Authors - Ruth Park 1956, with D'Arcy niland A Fence Around the Cuckoo 1992 Fishing in the Styx 1993. TheTasmania We Love 1987 Home Before Dark The Story of Les darcy, a Great http://www.middlemiss.org/lit/authors/parkr.html

Ruth Park Brief Biography Ruth Park was born in Auckland, New Zealand in 1922. After moving to Australia in 1942 she married the writer D'Arcy Niland. After their marriage the Nilands travelled through the outback of Australia for a time before settling in Surry Hills in Sydney where they earned a living writing full-time. After Niland died in 1967, Ruth Park visited London before moving to Norfolk Island from 1973 to 1985. Her most famous books are the trilogy of Missus The Harp in the South and Poor Man's Orange , along with Swords and Crowns and Rings which won the Miles Franklin Award in 1977. Bibliography N ovels The Harp in the South Poor Man's Orange 1949, published in the USA as 12 1/2 Plymouth Street in 1951 The Witch's Thorn A Power of Roses Serpent's Delight 1953, also published as The Good Looking Women Pink Flannel One-a-Pecker, Two-a-Pecker 1957, published in the USA as The Frost and the Fire in 1958 Swords and Crowns and Rings Missus D rama The Uninvited Guest The Harp in the South 1949, with Leslie Rees No Decision 1961, with D'Arcy Niland, for British television

12. Ruth Park: A Celebration / Joy Hooton Picking up where niland left off, the biography is a carefully compiled chronicleof darcy's short life as seen through the eyes of his contemporaries, which http://www.nla.gov.au/friends/ruth/hooton.html

Contact Us Site Search 60 Second Survey Ruth Park: A Celebration Joy Hooton surveys Ruth Park's life and work Ruth Park was born in Auckland, New Zealand, the daughter of a pioneering bridge builder and road maker, whose work took his family into the wild territory of North Auckland and the King Country. As a result she had a singular early childhood, growing up as 'a forest creature', familiar with the New Zealand bush rather than with the products of civilisation or with children of her own age. Books were largely absent, the family possessing two which she was not allowed to read. The school that she subsequently attended in the small town of Te Kuiti boasted a library of eight books held behind a glass door. Nevertheless, she was a fluent reader of newspapers, public signs and other miscellaneous forms of print. In A Fence around the Cuckoo (1992) she emphasises the most important aspects of this early experience for her development as a writer: 'a solitary childhood; an introspective, often numinous landscape; people very close to their ancestral roots and showing it on their faces and in their idiom and manner of thought' (pp. 39-40). ABOVE: Ruth Park, aged 26

13. Home Before Dark / Park, Ruth; Cha / PNVK000002 Park, Ruth; Champion, Rafe Home Before Dark Published by Viking Who was Les darcy? How did he become one of Australia's most revered sporting icons? The search continued when niland and Ruth Park retraced darcy's tracks in the United States, from New York to Memphis, http://www.bookworm.com.au/vk000002.htm

Park, Ruth; Champion, Rafe Home Before Dark Published by Viking (Paperback ©1997) Click here to visit our bookshop where you can buy this book. Who was Les Darcy? How did he become one of Australia's most revered sporting icons? Can the real person be found behind the myths and misinformation that have accumulated in the century since his birth in October 1895? In the 1950s D'Arcy Niland began to interview people who had know Les Darcy well. The search continued when Niland and Ruth Park retraced Darcy's tracks in the United States, from New York to Memphis, where he died in May 1917. The real Les Darcy emerges as an even more charismatic figure than the legend suggests. Truly 'a spirit fearless, merry and innocent'. In Memphis the eyes of old men glistened with the memory of a lad they knew for only a few days before he fell mortally ill. This is the story of a battler, a lovable and modest young man from a disrupted home. He conceived the ambition to become a world champion and set his family up for life. Blessed with peerless physique and stamina, Darcy's ability was seldom fully extended as he overwhelmed all opposition in Australia. Cursed by the shadow of the Great War, he fell foul of the authorities during the bitterly divisive conscription debate of 1916. The wrath of powerful men followed him in the United States. There, with his dream within reach, he met an opponent he could not master. Ruth Park and Rafe Champion have brought alive this high-spirited, fun-loving young champion, showing how his life and times were shaped by momentous events abroad and desperate personalities at home. Les Darcy's life was short but he lived it to the full because he expected to die young. 'Being made perfect in a short space, he fulfilled a long time.'

14. Basic Search 3. The glittering fields, SHAW, Patricia, Country life Fiction, F-SHA-, Text.4. The Shiralee, niland, darcy, Country life - Fiction, E88-NIL-VID, Video recording. http://intra.trinity.wa.edu.au/webopac/default.asp?n=s&c=COUNTRY LIFE FICTION

15. Pubbooks In the 1950s, niland (named after darcy) began to interview peoplewho had been close to the young man. The search continued when http://www.the-rathouse.com/pubbooks.html

contact me about me links of interest guest room ... home Published in the year 2000, this book contains a collection of essays and reviews for those who like to hold a good old-fashioned book in their hands. These were written over a period of 30 years to indicate the relevance of Popper's ideas in a range of fields including literary criticism. Some of these were not on the original web site. If interested in obtaining a copy, please send me an email for further details. A review of this book by Jeremy Shearmur can be read by clicking here . This was printed in the CIS journal, Policy. Ruth Park has written a richly researched portrait of Sydney, packed with accounts of stirring events and fascinating people, from the time the First Fleet sailed into Sydney Harbour. Ruth produced a guidebook on Sydney in 1973 and I had the immense good fortune to work with her, helping to bring the book up to date after 25 years of frantic demolition and rebuilding of Sydney. Published in the year 2000, this book contains a collection of essays and reviews for those who like to hold a good old-fashioned book in their hands. These were written over a period of 30 years to indicate the relevance of Popper's ideas in a range of fields including literary criticism. Some of these were not on the original web site. If interested in obtaining a copy, please send me an email for further details. A review of this book by Jeremy Shearmur can be read by clicking here . This was printed in the CIS journal, Policy.

16. Books In Print In the 1950s niland (named after darcy) began to interview peoplewho had been close to the young man. The search continued when http://victorian.fortunecity.com/beardsley/700/pub.html

web hosting domain names email addresses related sites Books In Print Home Before Dark This is a historical biography of Les Darcy. Who was this man? How did he become one of Australia's most revered sporting icons? Can the real person be found behind the myths and misinformation that have accumulated in the eight decades since he died? I am honoured to be associated with this book which is very much the work of D'Arcy Niland and Ruth Park. In the 1950s Niland (named after Darcy) began to interview people who had been close to the young man. The search continued when Niland and Ruth Park retraced Darcy's steps in the United states, from New York to Memphis, where he died in May 1917. The real Les Darcy who has emerged from their research is an even more charismatic figure than the legend suggests. Truly 'a spirit fearless, merry and innocent'. In Memphis the eyes of old men glistened with the memory of a lad they had known for only a few weeks before he was gone. This is the story of a young man who conceived the ambition to become a world champion and set up his struggling family for life. His ability was seldom fully extended as he overwhelmed all opposition in Australia. Cursed by the shadow of the Great War, he fell foul of the authorities during the bitterly divisive conscription debate. The wrath of powerful men followed him in the United States. There, with his dream within reach, he met an opponent he could not master. Home Before Dark was published by Penguin in 1995 and is available in paperback from good bookshops. Get in touch with me if you have any trouble finding a copy.

17. Untitled Document McCullough, Colleen, The Thorn Birds. Nasar, Sylvia, A Beautiful Mind. niland,darcy, The S hiralee. Okri, Ben, The Famished road. Orwell, George, Animal farm. http://www.asla.nsw.edu.au/booklists/bkunibound.htm

Australian School Library Association (NSW) Inc. P.O Box 1336, Parramatta NSW 2124 Phone/Fax : 02 9679 7347 ABN 19653510071 aslainfo@ozemail.com.au Our Awards Our Committee Membership ... Weekly Wonder Websites Books for the University Bound and Lifelong Learners Thanks to Pat Pledger, Information Officer,Commonwealth Government Education Portal, educationportal@educationau.edu.au for granting permission to publish this list she compiled with the assistance of OZTL_NETTERS. Pat originally wrote to Teacher/librarians around Australia " I recently came across a site called Outstanding Books for the College Bound and Lifelong learners from the ALA. It can be found at http://www.ala.org/yalsa/booklists/obcb/fiction.html What books do you think would be included on an Australian list?" Fiction Atwood, Margaret The blind assassin Atwood, Margaret The handmaid's tale Austen, Jane

18. Eureka Subject Categories niland, D'Arcy THE BIG SMOKE ($16.00). niland, darcy - DEAD MEN RUNNING ($34.00).O'CONNER, Elizabeth - THE IRISHMAN - A novel of North Australia ($28.00). http://eurekabooks.com.au/search.cgi?type=Fiction&searchfor=1

19. Park, Ruth up her success with a sequel telling the further adventures of the darcy familyunder the title Poor Man’s Orange (1949). By the time niland published his http://www.vuw.ac.nz/nzbookcouncil/writers/parkruth.htm

Home Writers Book News Book Council ... Home PARK, Ruth A review suggested that she had found more colourful characters in Sydney slums than would be possible in New Zealand and challenged her to write equally vividly of the country of her birth. From The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature Links Author entry from The Oxford Companion to New Zealand Literature edited by Roger Robinson and Nelson Wattie (1998). About the Companion entries View list of ... contributors PARK, Ruth (1917– ), novelist, autobiographer and children’s writer, was born and educated in New Zealand but has spent much of her adult life in Australia and has written extensively on both countries. Much of her childhood was spent in a small King Country town, and she has drawn on that experience to write fiction in which Maori–Pakeha relationships in rural communities play an important role. In The Drums Go Bang! (1956) she and the Australian writer D’Arcy Niland tell amusingly how they came to meet as young journalists, how Park went to Sydney to marry Niland (in 1942) and how they then travelled adventurously through the Australian ‘outback’ before settling in Sydney. Their efforts to get established as full-time writers are described vividly and reveal much about the conditions of literary life in both countries during the war years. In Sydney they lived in a slum area called Surry Hills and made strenuous efforts with partial success to get work published in newspapers, journals and through the broadcasting system.

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