This country is home to the poet Les Murray, and the birthplace of expatriate critics such as Clive James, Robert Hughes, and Germaine Greer.
One writer from this country wrote the collections Ethnic Radio and Subhuman Redneck Poems, and repeated the line, "Axe-fall, echo and silence," in his poem "Noonday Axeman." In a novel by an author born in this country, Mr. Collyer is revealed to have been deep in debt, and Henny drinks poisoned tea to escape her marriage to Sam Pollitt. This country is the birthplace of the author of The Man Who Loved Children, Christina Stead, as well as the adopted home of J. M. Coetzee. This country is home to the poet Les Murray, and the birthplace of expatriate critics such as Clive James, Robert Hughes, and Germaine Greer. For 10 points, name this country whose "bush poets," such as Banjo Paterson, wrote about life in the Outback.
One writer from this country wrote the collections Ethnic Radio and Subhuman Redneck Poems, and repeated the line, "Axe-fall, echo and silence," in his poem "Noonday Axeman.
Australia