Judith Wright belonged to the generation who began writing and publishing in The Bulletin and new literary journals such as Meanjin Papers in the 1940s, as World War II was drawing to its end. C. B. C...
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The experiences and influences that presented themselves in Judith Wright's life expansively wrought the content of her poems. Her family and heritage appreciably influenced many ideas that she chall...
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Is all change growth? Is all movement forward? These are questions which Judith Wright examines through her poetry. Change is inevitable however to change and to change for the better are two differen...
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Judith Wright was born where the trees `grew blue-leaved and olive' in the `clean, lean, hungry country' Australia. (South of My Days poem)
Wright, born in 1915, grew up in a wealthy family and devel...
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Judith (Arandell) Wright
