Thomas Keneally
Thomas Keneally’s novels include The Playmaker and Schindler’s Ark, for which he won the Booker Prize in 1982. He lives on the coast of New South Wales, Australia.
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Essays & Memoir | Issue 91
The Weather Where We Are
Various Contributors
‘Ice gets into the sea in two ways: it falls in from calving glaciers, or it forms during the winter. Both kinds are spectacular.’
Essays & Memoir | Issue 91
The Handbag Studio
Thomas Keneally
‘In Los Angeles in late October of 1980, I was feeling the strange, malign electricity the Santa Ana winds bring to the city.’
Essays & Memoir | Issue 83
Captain Scott’s Biscuit
Thomas Keneally
‘So the Ross Sea Novotel and McMurdo Sheraton could be built within this century. Children will gambol on the ice shelf where Scott exhaled his last, pained breath.’
Essays & Memoir | Issue 83
My Father’s Australia
Thomas Keneally
My ninety-two-year-old father, like many of his generation, grew up in the bush and lives...