Man Missing: Towards a Biography of Charles Brasch

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https://doi.org/10.26686/jnzs.v2i2.257

Abstract

Having had the good fortune to gain one of the 1991 PEN-Stout Fellowships, I was recently given an opportunity which is rare enough in the lifetime of any writer or researcher, let alone one in New Zealand-time to pursue a cherished literary ambition, and financial support to help realize this. While writing a thesis on the poetry of Charles Brasch a couple of years ago, perhaps inevitably I turned for a starting point to biographical fact. The attempt to seek in 'real life' detail some insight on the written word gradually led to a long-term plan to write some comprehensive biographical study of this poet and literary editor.

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Author Biography

Sarah V. Quigley, University of Auckland

Originally from Christchurch, Sarah Quigley gained an M.A. from the University of Canterbury in 1990. Her thesis focused on the dual influences of landscape and visual art on the poetry of Charles Brasch. She is now tutoring in New Zealand literature at the University of Auckland, and in the near future intends to commence research for a Ph.D. centred around the publishing house of Faber and Faber.

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Published

1992-02-01