Stow

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[stəʊ], Julian Randolph, australischer Schriftsteller, * Geraldton 28. 11. 1935; studierte Sprachen und Anthropologie, lebt seit 1966 in England. In seinen auf Mythologie und Geschichte zurückgreifenden, dem Vorbild P. Whites verpflichteten Romanen, in denen sich realistische, symbolisch-allegorische und romanzenhafte Elemente poetisch verbinden, wendet er sich Themen wie der metaphysischen Isolation des Menschen, Macht und Unterdrückung, Zeit und Vergänglichkeit zu (»A haunted land«, 1956, deutsch »Wir sind erst achtzehn, doch alt wie Berge«; »To the islands«, 1958, überarbeitet 1982, deutsch »Zu jenen Inseln«; »Tourmaline«, 1963). Der Roman »Visitants« (1979) greift facettenreich das Verhältnis von Eingeborenen und Weißen auf. Stow verfasste auch Lyrik, Opernlibretti und das populäre Kinderbuch »Midnite. The story of a wild colonial boy« (1967; deutsch »Käpt'n Mitternacht«).
 
Weitere Werke: Lyrik: Act one (1957); Outrider (1962); A counterfeit silence (1969).
 
Romane: The merry-go-round in the sea (1965); The girl Green as elderflower (1980); The suburbs of hell (1984).
 
 
R. Willbanks: R. S. (Boston, Mass., 1978);
 A. J. Hassall: Strange country. A study of R. S. (Neuausg. Saint Lucia 1990).

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