About Audrey Longbottom
Lived 1922 – 1986 (aged 63–64). Audrey Longbottom was a writer and poet.
Audrey Clarice Longbottom (c.1922 – 1986) was an Australian poet.
Life Longbottom was born in Coramba, New South Wales, she later attended the University of Wollongong as a mature student. She then began to write poetry and prose.
Longbottom won the Commonwealth Poetry Prize in 1980, and the Grenfell Henry Lawson Prize in 1981. She died on 21 April 1986 at Cremorne, New South Wales.
Works Relatives and reliques. Sydney: Wentworth Books, 1979. (with Susan McGowan and Kathryn Purnell) Trillium : a selection of poetry. Newtown, Vic.: Neptune Press, 1983. The solitary islands. Sydney: Ollif Pub. Co., 1985.
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Who was Audrey Longbottom?
Australian poet
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Audrey Longbottom was born in 1922.
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Audrey Longbottom died in 1986.
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Audrey Longbottom was a writer and poet.
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