Volume 17 No. 4 — 1 October 1996

An Interview with Tim Winton

Andrew Taylor

Abstract

Winton discusses his career, literary influences, and approach to form and style.

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Published 1 October 1996 in Volume 17 No. 4. Subjects: Gender roles, Imagery, Self, Spirituality, Use of language, Writer's inspiration, Tim Winton.

Cite as: Taylor, Andrew. ‘An Interview with Tim Winton.’ Australian Literary Studies, vol. 17, no. 4, 1996, doi: 10.20314/als.67a932909a.

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