Charmian Clift
Australian journalist and author
Australian journalist and author
1969
57 years ago — 46 years old
Artists & Creatives
Australia
A journalist and author associated with Australian literary circles, Clift contributed significantly to literature and journalism throughout her career. She studied at the University of Sydney before publishing numerous articles and essays in prominent magazines. Clift's novels, including 'The Long Goodbye' and 'House of the Mind', explore themes of identity and belonging. Alongside her literary work, she wrote a popular column for the 'Argus', showcasing her sharp wit and commentary on social issues. Clift's literary contributions earned her a place among the influential voices in Australian literature during the mid-20th century.
Authored 'The Long Goodbye'
Wrote a column for the 'Argus'
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