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Inez Baranay

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Inez Baranay
Born1949 (age 76–77)
Naples, Italy
🏫 EducationGriffith University
💼 Occupation
Writer and Teacher
🌐 Websitehttps://www.inezbaranay.com/

Inez Baranay (born 1949) is a contemporary writer who has worked in numerous countries and published more than 10 books ranging from memoir, biography, short stories, and novels.

Life

Baranay was born in Naples, Italy, to Hungarian parents. Her family moved to Australia when she was still a baby. She grew up in Sydney's western suburbs before moving to the inner city. As a teenager, she lived in Malaysia, where her father was posted in the RAAF.

As an adult, she began her travels to Bali in the 1970s and has since travelled to Europe, Morocco, Turkey, America, and India. In the 1990s, she spent a year in Papua New Guinea with Australian Volunteers Abroad (AVA). This year is the subject of her book Rascal Rain. She completed a PhD in Writing at Griffith University in 2003. She has taught creative writing in many different contexts, including universities, community groups, and prisons, since 1989. She currently resides in inner Sydney.

Many of her books are concerned with travel, tourism, and global cultures. She identifies as a transnational writer, and such themes emanate through her works.

Awards

  • 1983 – Australia Council Literature Board Grant for general writing
  • 1985 – Australia Council Literature Board Fellowship for new writers
  • 2002 – Recipient of the Asialink Arts Exchanges Program for residency in India
  • 2007 – Australia Council B. R. Whiting Fellowship for a six-month residency at the B. R. Whiting Library in Rome, Italy
  • 2020 – Longlisted for the Colin Roderick Award for her 2019 novel Turn Left at Venus

Bibliography

Novels

  • —— (1989). Between Careers. Collins. Search this book on
  • —— (1990). Pagan. Angus and Robertson. Search this book on
  • —— (1992). The Edge of Bali. Angus and Robertson. Search this book on
  • —— (1997). Sheila Power: An Entertainment. Allen and Unwin. Search this book on
  • —— (2003). Neem Dreams. Rupa. Search this book on
  • —— (2008). With the Tiger. HarperCollins Australia. Search this book on
  • —— (2011). Always Hungry. Arcadia. Search this book on
  • —— (2015). Ghosts Like Us. Search this book on
  • —— (2019). Turn Left at Venus. Transit Lounge. Search this book on

Non-fiction

  • —— (1994). Rascal Rain: A Year in Papua New Guinea. Angus and Robertson. Search this book on
  • —— (2022). Drink Against Drunkenness: The Life and Times of Sasha Soldatow. Local Times Publishing. Search this book on

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Category:1949 births Category:Living people Category:20th-century Australian novelists Category:21st-century Australian novelists Category:Australian art critics Category:Australian women art critics Category:Australian feminist writers Category:Australian non-fiction writers Category:British emigrants Category:English emigrants to Australia Category:21st-century Australian women novelists Category:Australian literary critics Category:Australian women literary critics Category:20th-century Australian women

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