Murray Bail
Murray Bail was born in Adelaide in 1941. Homesickness, his first novel, won the National Book Award for Australian Literature and the Melbourne Age Book of the Year Award. Holden's Performance, first published in 1988, won the Vance Palmer Prize for Fiction. Eucalyptus was the winner of the Commonwealth Writers Prize and the Miles Franklin Literary Award. Murray Bail's non-fiction includes an acclaimed monograph on the work of the painter Ian Fairweather and Longhand, A Writer's Notebook.
News and Blog
Can a sophisticated algorithm be as helpful as a person inside a bricks and mortar bookshop?
by Brett Osmond on 28 July 2011
I was at the Australian Book Industry Awards on Monday night when I heard that Di Gribble was unwell. Di’s incredible contribution to book publishing in this country is phenomenal. I don’t know Di personally but so many wonderful reading memories come from books McPhee Gribble published back in the 1980s, authors of the ilk of Helen Garner, Murray Bail, Tim Winton and many other Australian authors...
Books by Murray Bail
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Notebooks
by Murray BailA fascinating look into the writing life of award-winning Australian author, Murray Bail.





