Barry Hill
Authors · biographer · historian · librettist
Australian writer and historian
About Barry Hill
Barry Hill (born 1943) is an Australian historian, writer, and academic. He has written poetry, fiction, non-fiction, and libretti. He is known for his biography of anthropologist Ted Strehlow, called Broken Song: T G H Strehlow and Aboriginal Possession, published in 2002.
Quick facts
- Known for
- Kind fire / |c Barry Hill, Sexual Offences (Criminal Practice), Naked clay
- Born
- 1943-06-19
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Books & published works
Kind fire / |c Barry Hill
Sexual Offences (Criminal Practice)
Naked clay
Lines for birds
Primary records of achievement
All the king's horses
THE BEST PICTURE
The Bits Between the Adverts

Broken song
The dragon who couldn't sleep
Five naughty kittens
Ghosting William Buckley

Headlocks & Other Stories

The inland sea
The King has lost his socks
The King loses his crown
The King makes a see-saw
The King's apples
The King's birthday pudding
The King's blackberry pie
Let's count the ducks!
Look who's in the mirror!
Near the refinery
Necessity
New homes for dragons
Over the palace wall
The Queen's birthday party
Raft
Raft (Selected Poems 1983

Ready for Reading - Dan's Busy Friends (Ready for Reading)
Ready for Reading - Dan's Day Out (Ready for Reading)
Ready for Reading - Dan's New Home (Ready for Reading)
Ready for Reading - Dan and the Straw Monster (Ready for Reading)
Seven noisy drummer boys
Sitting in
Six thirsty horses

South Florida Ecosystem Restoration
A sunflower for the king
Ten surprises for the king
Walking the South Gloucestershire Cotswolds
The war sonnets

Enduring Rip
A rim of blue
The rock