- Map
- Prologue
- Part I: Australia: 1879–April 1906
- 1. Childhood at Brindabella: 1879–1889
- 2. Near Goulburn: 1890–1898
- 3. From ‘Possum Gully’ to Penrith: 1899–1902
- 4. With Penrith as a Base: 1903–April 1906
- Part II: America: May 1906–October 1915
- 5. Among the ‘Murkans’: May 1906–February 1911
- 6. The Net of Circumstance: March 1911–October 1915
- Part III: England & Australia: November 1915–December 1932
- 7. Pack Up Your Troubles—London and the Balkans: November 1915–September 1918
- 8. At the Heart of the Empire: October 1918–October 1923
- 9. To be a Pilgrim: November 1923–June 1927
- 10. Enter Brent of Bin Bin: July 1927–December 1932
- Part IV: Australia: January 1933–September 1954
- 11. ‘As a Natural Fact’: 1933–1938
- 12. Maintaining Our Best Traditions: 1939–1945
- 13. The Waratah Cup: 1946–1950
- 15. ‘Shall I Pull Through?’: 1951–1954
- Afterlife
- Appendices
- Principal Published Writings of Miles Franklin
- Franklin and Bridle/Lampe Family Trees
- Endnotes
- Brief Guide to Main and Frequently Cited Sources and Titles of General Significance
- Acknowledgments
- Index
Her Brilliant Career
The Life of Stella Miles Franklin
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Book Details
HARDCOVER
$39.95 • £29.95 • €36.00
ISBN 9780674036093
Publication: September 2009
752 pages
6-3/8 x 9-1/4 inches
72 halftones, 1 map
Not for sale in Australia and New Zealand
Awards
- 2010 Adelaide Festival Award for Literature, Non-Fiction Category
- 2009 Queensland Premier’s Literary Awards, Faculty of Arts, University of Queensland
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