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Doug Limbrick

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in Rylstone, Blue Mountains of New South Wales, Australia
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Doug Limbrick is an Australian author of nineteenth-century historical fiction, writing richly researched stories of Irish famine emigration, the colonial passage, and the disadvantaged people who sailed into the unknown.

His work is perfect for fans of historical fiction authors like Colm Tóibín, Sebastian Barry, and Kate Grenville, and for readers of Irish historical fiction, Australian colonial history, maritime fiction, and stories of courage, survival, and forgotten voices.

A graduate of the Australian National University, Doug spent decades providing social policy advice to government and participated in a number of national inquiries and evaluations. For his pioneering work in data collection and evaluation, he was awarded an Australia
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Doug Limbrick This has never been a big problem for me. I sometime get to a point where I feel that a part of the story is not right. Usually this means for me that…moreThis has never been a big problem for me. I sometime get to a point where I feel that a part of the story is not right. Usually this means for me that its a bit superficial or lacking credibility in my eyes. If I can I will leave that part and move on knowing that I need to go back to it. If that is not appropriate I will take a break from writing as I don't think its helpful to just sit and try for inspiration. I may go and do some more research or read my notes again or think about how a complete restructure might help. Sometimes its best to walk away and have a rest - listen to music or read what others have written.(less)
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