Timepieces

Drusilla Modjeska was born in England but has lived in Sydney, Australia since 1971. Her books include "Exiles at Home" (1981), "Banjo" and NSW Premier's Award winning "Poppy" (1990), "Sisters" (1993), which she co-edited, the Nita B. Kibble, NSW Premier's Award and Australian Bookseller's Book of the Year Award winner "The Orchard" (1995) and "Secrets" (1998) with Robert Dessaix and Amanda Lohrey. In 1999 Picador published one of the most anticipated books of that year, "Stravinsky's Lunch". This exhilarating work addressing the dilemma of love and art won the 1999 NSW Premier's Prize for Non-fiction, the Nita B. Kibble Award and the Bookseller's Choice Award.

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