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Nene Gare

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Gare was quoted by Christobel Mattingley as explaining, "I have always written about my own experiences. I write as I feel. I have been too afraid to write from my imagination in case I mislead. My own reading when I was very young caused me to expect so much more from life than one ever gets. So I
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Gare was a talented artist and held five exhibitions in Perth. She won prizes in the Canning Art Awards for 1971, 1972, 1976 and 1978. She donated most of the proceeds from her art to charities, including Amnesty International, WA AIDS Council, the local dogs' home and a woman lawyer assisting
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Gare later said that she was influenced by the relative penury of her own parents in comparison to her extended family of wealthier aunts and uncles. Her books "A House with Verandahs" and "Kent Town" draw on this period. Gare told editor
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In 1952-54, Frank was appointed District Officer with the Native Welfare Department in Carnarvon and was transferred to the position of District Officer for the Murchison Region, with the family based in
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In 1947, at the age of four, her oldest son Arran died of malaria, while her two-year-old daughter Leif survived the disease. The family returned to Perth, where Frank worked as a clerk.
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in the northwest of Western Australia, where they managed a banana plantation and where their fourth child, daughter Helen, was born. Gare's novel "Green Gold" is based on this period.
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distrust most fiction. I'd never never contrive to make a plot. Things must happen, as I think they do. No working up to a climax - possibly unfortunately for my publishers".
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The couple's third child was born in 1948 and named Arran in honour of the son they had lost. Nene suffered a persistent cough so the family moved to
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Using modest government funding, Frank Gare was charged with meeting basic needs (ablutions, water, shelter and power) in
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In 1941, she married Perth-based public servant Frank Ellis Gare, who then left to serve on the
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and Mumeng. Many of her experiences in PNG formed the basis of the novel "An Island Away".
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that because she felt second-class, and was affected by family hardships during the
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Nene and Frank Gare had four children, Arran (1942–47), Leif Frances (b 1945),
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Nene and the children often stayed at a semi-rural property at
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In Levy, Bronwen Ann; Murphy, Ffion (eds.). 499:(17 April 1976) The Canberra Times, p. 9 8: 190:, where Frank worked as a patrol officer on 746:20th-century Australian short story writers 531:(1997) Kent Town, SA : Wakefield Press 250:, on whom her most famous novel was based. 16:Author of 'The Fringe Dwellers' (1919–1994) 624:. 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Index

Nene Gere ca. 1940, aged 20/21
ca.
Adelaide
South Australia
Shelley, Western Australia
Arran
Helen Shelley
The Fringe Dwellers
1986 Australian film of the same name
Bruce Beresford
Adelaide
South Australia
Adelaide School of Art
Perth Technical College
Queen Mary
Arran Gare
Shelley Gare
Papua New Guinea
Duke of York Island
Salamaua
Carnarvon
Geraldton
Aboriginal reserves
Drummond Cove
Christobel Mattingley
Depression
Western Australia
Jimmy's Orders
In Possession
You Belong to Me

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