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          In the summer of I was part of an Adelaide Writers Week symposium on biography, the stars of which were two justly famous and accomplished biographers –....

          Brian Matthews (writer)

          Australian author (1936–2022)

          Brian Matthews

          Born(1936-12-27)27 December 1936
          St Kilda, Victoria, Australia
          Died2 June 2022(2022-06-02) (aged 85)
          Strathalbyn, South Australia
          OccupationWriter
          LanguageEnglish
          NationalityAustralian

          Brian Matthews (1936–2022) was an Australian literary scholar, biographer and short story writer.

          He is considered Australia's foremost scholar of Henry Lawson and Lawson's mother Louisa.

          Title: Manning Clark: a life / Brian Matthews.

        1. Title: Manning Clark: a life / Brian Matthews.
        2. Matthews discusses Louisa Lawson's achievements under four headings: Poetess, Dawn, Womanhood Suffrage, Inventor, before grudgingly adding a fifth, Henry.
        3. In the summer of I was part of an Adelaide Writers Week symposium on biography, the stars of which were two justly famous and accomplished biographers –.
        4. His research interests include formal software engineering methods, metadata, and grid systems, trust management, and virtual organizations.
        5. University of Queensland Press refers to their republished version of Louisa as a 'groundbreaking, award-winning biography of Louisa Lawson, mother of Henry.

          6. Life and career

          Matthews was born in St Kilda, Victoria on 27 December 1936.[1] He was educated at De La Salle College and Melbourne University.[2] He took a BA with a major in English and later an MA on Henry Lawson under the direction of Vincent Buckley.

          After teaching in various schools in the 1950s and 1960s, he moved to Adelaide in 1967 to work at Bedford Park Teachers' College, but soon joined the new English Department at Flinders University. He taught English and Australia