# Debra Adelaide
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debra adelaide (born 1958) is an Australian novelist, writer and academic who teaches creative writing at the University of Technology Sydney.
== Biography ==
Adelaide was born in Sydney and grew up in the Sutherland Shire. A contemporary of writers Kathy Lette and Gabrielle Carey, she attended Gymea High School and then via a teacher's scholarship, she completed a BA (Honours) and MA (Honours) in English literature at the University of Sydney.
Charlotte Wood on getting older
Plus, Charlotte joins Debra Adelaide to talk about the writing process, and Favel Parrett on There Was Still Love.
Hilary Mantel with Debra Adelaide
The writing of HIlary Mantel celebrated by Debra Adelaide
BONUS | On the Edge: a layered history of Sydney's South Head
A special History Lab episode with a soundwork that explores the history of Sydney's South Head, followed by an interview with the maker Sinead Roarty and Director of the Australian Centre for Public History at UTS, Tamson Pietsch.
About the soundwork: On the Edge
The Gap at South Head in Sydney's …
15. Fully Lit live: Gail Jones on writing at a slant
Explore the poetic, philosophical, and genre-defying world of Gail Jones’s latest novel, The Name of the Sister, in this episode of Fully Lit Live.
In conversation with fellow author Debra Adelaide, Jones reflects on the difference between a crime novel and a novel with a crime in it, and asks how…
Debra Adelaide on the life and death of Gabrielle Carey
Debra Adelaide reflects on her pain and helplessness in the wake of writer and friend, Gabrielle Carey's death, and Emma Styles aptly takes Claire Nichols to the beach to discuss her thriller The Shark.
Australian author Debra Adelaide's latest book is her most personal to date. As she reveals to C…
Fiona Kelly McGregor: The Trap + Debra Adelaide: When I Am Sixty-Four + Yann Martel: Son of Nobody (REVIEWERS: Hannah Kent and Tom Wright)
This week The Bookshelf revisits the Trojan War from the ground up in Yann Martel’s Son of Nobody, moves through friendship and loss in Debra Adelaide’s When I Am Sixty‑Four, and dives into queer Sydney in the 1940s with Fiona Kelly McGregor’s The Trap.
BOOKS
Fiona Kelly McGregor, The Trap, Picad…
Debra Adelaide "When I Am Sixty-Four"
In this latest episode of Biographers in Conversation, award-winning author Dr Debra Adelaide chats with Dr Gabriella Kelly-Davies about her choices while crafting When I Am Sixty-Four.
Here’s what you’ll discover in this episode:
When I Am Sixty-Four is a tender, poignant story based on Debra…
Episode 1: Sam Twyford-Moore and Kalinda Vary
Author Sam Twyford-Moore discusses his role as Kill Your Darlings’ book critic. Former bookseller Kalinda Vary brings her reading recommendations.
Books discussed: A Rising of the Lights, Steve Toltz; When I am Sixty-Four, Debra Adelaide; The Door, Magda Szabo; Animal Joy, Nuar Alsadir; No Chu…
Yann Martel, Debra Adelaide and Fiona Kelly McGregor - from myth to mid‑century Sydney
This week The Bookshelf revisits the Trojan War from the ground up in Yann Martel’s Son of Nobody, moves through friendship and loss in Debra Adelaide’s When I Am Sixty‑Four, and dives into queer Sydney in the 1940s with Fiona Kelly McGregor’s The Trap.
BOOKS
Fiona Kelly McGregor, The Trap, Picad…
On Marlon James' Black Leopard, Red Wolf, Debra Adelaide's Zebra, Tessa Hadley's Late in the Day and what's on David Stratton's bookshelf
Novelist Trent Jamieson and writer Patrick Carey join Cassie and Kate to discuss new fiction from Marlon James, Debra Adelaide and Tessa Hadley, while film critic David Stratton reveals the bookshelf that has shaped him
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