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Rodney Hall

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Rodney Hall

Profile

Gender
Male
Born
1935-11-18 (Solihull, Warwickshire, England)
Nationality
Australian
Languages
English
Residence History
England (birth) place → Australia (post-WWII migration) → Shanghai (late 1980s) → Victoria (current)

Career

Occupations
Novelist, Poet, Freelance writer, Actor, Poetry Editor
Active Years
1956-
Affiliations
Australian Broadcasting Commission, The Australian (Poetry Editor 1967-1978), Australia Council (Chair 1991-1994)
Nominations
Miles Franklin Award 1989 Captivity Captive (shortlisted), Miles Franklin Award 1992 The Second Bridegroom (shortlisted), Miles Franklin Award 2001 The Day We Had Hitler Home (shortlisted), Miles Franklin Award 2008 Love Without Hope (shortlisted), Miles Franklin Award 2019 A Stolen Season (shortlisted)

Education

University of Queensland
Year of Graduation: 1971
Country: Australia

Awards

Miles Franklin Award
1982
Work: Just Relations
Result: winner
Miles Franklin Award
1994
Work: The Grisly Wife
Result: winner
Victorian Premier's Literary Award
1989
Work: Captivity Captive
Category: ヴァンス・パーマー賞(フィクション)
Result: winner
The Age Book of the Year
2025
Work: Vortex
Category: フィクション賞
Result: winner
Australian Literature Society Gold Medal
1992
Work: The Second Bridegroom
Result: winner
FAW Barbara Ramsden Award
1982
Work: Just Relations
Category: 年間最優秀書
Result: winner

Awards & Nominations

Works

Major Works

Just Relations

1982 Novel

Part of the Yandilli trilogy. Set in a rural Australian town.

Family relationsSocial justice

The Grisly Wife

1993 Novel

Second book in the Yandilli trilogy. Story of 19th-century Australian settlers.

ColonialismFaith

Bibliography

  • Novels: The Ship on the Coin (1972), A Place Among People (1975), Just Relations (1982), ...
  • Poetry: The Climber (1962), Penniless Till Doomsday (1962), ...

Style & Themes

Literary Style
Poetic proseHistorical fiction
Recurring Motifs
Australian landscapeIdentity

Legacy

Prominent Australian writer, twice winner of the Miles Franklin Award.

Archives

  • University of Queensland Fryer Library

Trivia

  • Served as Chair of the Australia Council.
  • Co-founder of the Australian Summer School of Early Music.