Kathleen Stewart

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Kathleen Stewart (born 1958 Sydney) is an Australian writer. She has written eight novels, and published two books of poetry.^[1] Her novel Spilt Milk was shortlisted for the NSW Premier's Award, and her memoir The After Life was shortlisted for the Nita Kibble Literary Award.^[2] Her latest novel Men of Bad Character was published by the University of Queensland Press in June, 2010.^[1]

She currently lives in the Blue Mountains.

Publications[]

• Men of Bad Character (2010) ISBN 978-0-7022-3773-7
• The After Life: A memoir (2008) ISBN 978-1-74166-727-1
• The Black Butterfly (2001) ISBN 978-1-86508-560-9
• The Red Room (1999) ISBN 978-1-86508-313-1
• The White Star (1997) ISBN 1-86330-630-7
• Nightflowers (1996) ISBN 1-86330-559-9
• Spilt Milk (1995) ISBN 1-86330-393-6
• Snow (1994) ISBN 0-85561-516-8
• Louis: A Normal Novel (1993) ISBN 1-86330-233-6
• The Victim Train (1992) ISBN 1-86330-183-6

Awards and nominations[]

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Shortlisted[]

• 2009 - Nita Kibble Literary Award for The After Life: A memoir
• 1995 - NSW Premier's Award for Spilt Milk
• 1994 - Victorian Premier's Literary Award for Snow

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