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1992 in Australian literature
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This article presents a list of the historical events and publications of Australian literature during 1992.
== Events ==
Tim Winton won the Miles Franklin Award for Cloudstreet
== Major publications ==
=== Novels ===
Thea Astley – Vanishing Points
Brian Castro – After China
Helen Garner – Cosmo Cosmolino
Peter Goldsworthy – Honk If You Are Jesus
Marion Halligan – Lovers' Knots
Janette Turner Hospital – The Last Magician
Thomas Keneally – Woman of the Inner Sea
Roger McDonald – Shearers' Motel
Andrew McGahan – Praise
Alex Miller – The Ancestor Game
=== Children's and young adult fiction ===
Pamela Allen – Belinda
Brian Caswell – A Cage of Butterflies
Garry Disher – The Bamboo Flute
Anna Fienberg – Ariel, Zed and the Secret of Life
Joanne Horniman – Sand Monkeys
Victor Kelleher – Del-Del
Melina Marchetta – Looking for Alibrandi
=== Crime and mystery ===
Peter Corris
Beware of the Dog
Browning, P.I.
The Japanese Job
Set Up
Marele Day – The Last Tango of Dolores Delgado
Garry Disher – Paydirt
Kerry Greenwood – Death at Victoria Dock
Gabrielle Lord – Whipping Boy
Jan McKemmish – Only Lawyers Dancing
=== Science fiction and fantasy ===
Terry Dowling – Blue Tyson
Greg Egan
"The Hundred Light-Year Diary"
Quarantine
"Unstable Orbits in the Space of Lies"
"The Walk"
Sean McMullen – Call to the Edge (short stories)
=== Poetry ===
Beatriz Copello – Women, Souls And Shadows
Robert Harris – Jane, Interlinear and Other Poems
A. D. Hope – Selected Poems
Jill Jones – The Mask and the Jagged Star
Les Murray – Translations from the Natural World
Elizabeth Riddell – Selected Poems
John Tranter — The Floor of Heaven
=== Drama ===
Louis Nowra
Così
Summer of the Aliens
=== Non-fiction ===
Robert Adamson – Wards of the State
Stephanie Dowrick – Intimacy and Solitude
Sara Henderson – From Strength to Strength: An Autobiography
A. D. Hope – Chance Encounters
Ruth Park – A Fence Around the Cuckoo
Donna Williams – Nobody Nowhere
== Awards and honours ==
Thea Astley for "service to Australian literature"
Jack Pollard for "service to sport and sporting history"
=== Lifetime achievement ===
=== Literary ===
=== Fiction ===
==== National ====
=== Poetry ===
=== Children and Young Adult ===
=== Science fiction and fantasy ===
=== Drama ===
=== Non-fiction ===
== Deaths ==
A list, ordered by date of death (and, if the date is either unspecified or repeated, ordered alphabetically by surname) of deaths in 1992 of Australian literary figures, authors of written works or literature-related individuals follows, including year of birth.
28 January — Dora Birtles, novelist, short-story writer, poet and travel writer (born 1903)
8 February — Roland Robinson, poet, writer and collector of Australian Aboriginal myths (born 1912)
24 May — Beatrice Davis, Australia's first full-time book editor (born 1909)
19 June — Jas H. Duke, performance poet (born 1939)
22 October — Peter Pinney, novelist and travel writer (born 1922)
6 December — Mary Finnin, artist, art teacher and poet (born 1906)
21 December — Paul White, missionary, evangelist, radio program host and author of the Jungle Doctor Series (born 1910)
== See also ==
1992 in Australia
1992 in literature
1992 in poetry
List of years in literature
List of years in Australian literature
== References ==