What is the introduction of mccullough's life?

colleen mccullough was born in Wellington, New South Wales, Australia in 1937. She is a versatile writer who likes photography, music, painting, clothing cutting and so on. She has worked in many jobs-tourism, library, teaching; He studied at Yale University and settled in the United States. Her first novel is Tim, and The Thorn Birds is a work that she conceived for four years and completed after a lot of investigation. After it was published in the United States in 1977, it immediately caused a sensation. Critics praised it as Gone with the Wind in Australia, and it was listed as one of the top ten modern classics by Time magazine in the United States, along with The Godfather, Love Story and Humboldt's Gift.

In addition to novels, she also wrote biographies (such as for Sir Roden Cutler, the former governor of New South Wales), essays or essays (such as the famous Why I Oppose Euthanasia), even a musical, and even a legendary Song of Troy. As far as the novel itself is concerned, she is not limited to one type. There are family novels such as The Thorn Birds, which won her a wide range of readers around the world, historical novels such as The Master of Rome, which made her gain a high reputation in academic circles, romantic novels such as Ladies of Missalonki, and conceptual novels such as The Program of the Third Millennium ... colleen mccullough's tireless exploration and rich experience made her