List of Oceanian writers From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Writers who have contributed to Oceanian literature include: A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Thea Astley B Luelen Bernart Geoffrey Blainey C Eleanor Catton Manning Clark Marcus Clarke D Timothy Detudamo Flora Devantine Alan Duff E Vincent Eri F Sia Figiel Miles Franklin Janet Frame G Helen Garner Patricia Grace Germaine Greer Charlotte Grimshaw H Epeli Hau'ofa Konai Helu Thaman Robert Hughes Keri Hulme Barry Humphries I Witi Ihimaera J Clive James Elizabeth Jolley Gail Jones Lloyd Jones K Jill Ker Conway Thomas Keneally Albert Maori Kiki Ignatius Kilage Loujaya Kouza L Henry Lawson Nam Le M David Malouf Afaese Manoa Colleen McCullough Andrew McGahan Alex Miller Grace Molisa N Bernard Narokobi P Banjo Paterson Craig Santos Perez R Misa Telefoni Retzlaff Robert Louis Stevenson S Maurice Shadbolt Russell Soaba Michael Somare Christina Stead W Albert Wendt Morris West Patrick White David Williamson Tim 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