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Amanda Lohrey, the award-winning author of The Philosopher's Doll and Camille's Bread, has just published a new book. Vertigo: A Novella tells the story of a thirty-something corporate couple who.Quotes from “Vertigo” by Amanda Lohrey. graciegee has quoted last year. they can see the flames, zig-zagging lines of flickering orange that look like the lighted streets of cities. similie- comparing the similarities between the bush and the city. 1 like; Like; Comment; Share. Facebook. Twitter. Vkontakte. Report this. graciegee has quoted last year. somewhere in the middle of the second.In Amanda Lohrey’s recent novel Vertigo (Melbourne: Black Inc., 2008), the vertigo of Anna and Luke is a disabling panic that occurs whenever the past lunges forward into their lives, usually in the form of their still-born child who appears hauntingly on the periphery as “the boy.” Hoping to escape, they move from the city to a remote Australian coastal settlement where they purchase a.
Quarterly Essay 22 Voting for Jesus: Christianity and Politics in Australia eBook: Lohrey, Amanda: Amazon.co.uk: Kindle Store.Amanda Lohrey completed her education at the University of Tasmania before winning a scholarship to Cambridge University. Returning to Australia without completing her course, Lohrey worked for several years as a research officer before her appointment as a lecturer in writing and textual studies at the University of Technology, Sydney, from 1988 to 1994.
Amanda Lohrey is the author of the acclaimed novels Camille’s Bread, Vertigo and The Morality of Gentlemen, as well as the award-winning short story collection Reading Madame Bovary. She has also written two Quarterly Essays: Groundswell and Voting for Jesus. In 2012 she was awarded the Patrick White Literary Award.
