Born: Established: 1953 Penola, Penola area, South East South Australia, South Australia, ;
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BiographyHistory
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Notes
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In 2006 she was made a Bard of Cornwall and given the name Myrgh Trevelyan: Daughter of Trevelyan, for her services in promoting Cornish identity, especially with young people.
Affiliation Notes
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South Australian
On the Web
- Author's website Sighted 27/05/2016
Personal Awards
- 2015 winner Nance Donkin Literary Award
- 2008 winner Festival Awards for Literature (SA) Adelaide Festival Awards for Literature South Australian Literary Awards — Max Fatchen Fellowship
- 2005 recipient Asialink Arts Exchanges Program Inaugural Asialink writer-in-residence in Pakistan. ('Footnote' by Chris Brice, The Advertiser, 1 April 2005, Preview p.11)
Awards for Works
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