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Sally Morrison is an Australian writer of fiction and biography. She was born in Sydney NSW in 1946 but her family moved to Canberra when her father moved there for a position in the federal public service. Sally Morrison has been a writer all her life, however, she spent her professional career as a molecular biologist at the University of Melbourne. ==Writing career== She started writing in the early 70s when she had a play "Hag" directed by Richard Wherrett at the 1976 National Playwrights Festival.〔http://www.sallymorrison.com/about.html〕 This was followed by her first novel ''Who's Taking You to the Dance?'' in 1979 and in 1989 a collection of stories, ''I Am a Boat''. Her novel ''Mad Meg'' won the 1995 Australian National Book Council's Banjo Award and since then there have been two more novels: ''Against Gravity'' and ''The Insatiable Desire of Injured Love''.〔http://www.sallymorrison.com/about.html〕 She has also written a biography of the Australian painter Clifton Pugh, published in 2009 by Hardie Grant, Australia.〔http://www.hardiegrant.com.au/Books/Books/Book.aspx?isbn=9781740666114〕 Sally Morrison's new novel ''Window Gods'', a sequel to ''Mad Meg'', was published in October 2014 by Hardie Grant in Australia and UK.〔http://hardiegrant.com.au/books/books/book?isbn=9781742709208〕 抄文引用元・出典: フリー百科事典『 ウィキペディア（Wikipedia）』 ■ウィキペディアで「Sally Morrison」の詳細全文を読む スポンサード リンク
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