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Catherine Lee (International) assertion Catherine Lee i(A151979 works by) (a.k.a. Catherine Lee Clarke)
Gender: Female
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BiographyHistory

'Catherine Lee Clarke is a New Zealander who resides in Thailand. A member of the Fellowship of Australian Writers, Australian Bush Poets Association, FreeXpresSion, Henry Lawson Memorial & Literary Society and Metverse Muse (India), she derives great satisfaction from both reading and writing poetry, and her poetry has received awards from several prestigious Australian competitions. She has also had articles, poetry and short stories published in magazines in Australia, Papua New Guinea, the Philippines and Singapore. Previously a PA, she is now a freelance professional proofreader/editor and has also written editorials, hotel reviews, press releases and the like for various clients. ' (http://www.thehypertexts.com/Catherine%20Lee%20Clarke%20Poet%20Poetry%20Picture%20Bio.htm)

Most Referenced Works

Notes

  • Catherine Lee Clarke's works with Australian subjects and settings, or works that have won Australian awards are included in AustLit.

Personal Awards

2023 commended The Betty Olle Poetry Award for 'Blood on the Wattle'.
2022 highly commended The Betty Olle Poetry Award for 'Watchers'.
2022 highly commended The Bronze Swagman Award for Bush Verse 'Return of a Stranger'.

Awards for Works

Australis in Extremis i "We longed for just a drop of rain through unrelenting drought,", 2019 single work poetry
— Appears in: Ipswich Poetry Feast 2019;
2019 second place Ipswich Poetry Feast Awards Metro Hotel Ipswich International Award – Open Age Bush Poetry
Harbour of Lost Dreams i "There are ghosts who walk these hallways from the pallid light of dusk", 2016 single work poetry
— Appears in: Ipswich Poetry Feast 2016;
2016 highly commended Ipswich Poetry Feast Awards Metro Hotel Ipswich International Award – Open Age Bush Poetry
Legacy of a Fool i "A careless toss from passing car received by gusty breeze-", 2016 single work poetry
— Appears in: Ipswich Poetry Feast 2016;
2016 winner Ipswich Poetry Feast Awards Metro Hotel Ipswich International Award – Open Age Bush Poetry
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