Papers, 1946-1984 (bulk 1955-1978).

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Papers, 1946-1984 (bulk 1955-1978).

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Chiefly correspondence (personal and literary, 888 items) and manuscripts (articles, short stories, a large number of radio talks, a radio play, and two novels), 1946-1984, documenting Milutinovic's struggle to write and publish despite poor health and economic difficulties. Also included are published materials, clippings, diaries, scrapbook material, financial information and audio recordings. The subject matter of the writings is autobiographical to an extent, and includes local history, family lore, contemporary mores, social issues, current events, and such diverse topics as cats, cookery, fishing, gardening, and whaling. A large portion of the collection concerns radio talks which were aired by the Australian Broadcasting Commission. Also prominent are the records of her novel, Talk English Carn't Ya, based on her Yugoslavian husband Milor's experiences and difficulties as an immigrant to Australia.

9 boxes (4 linear feet).

Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center

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Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center

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Australian author and radio broadcaster. From the description of Papers, 1946-1984 (bulk 1955-1978). (Harry Ransom Humanities Research Center (HRC); University of Texas at Austin). WorldCat record id: 122365911 Iris Milutinovic, born in 1908 or 1910 to a Welsh mother (Florence Medford Burnell) and an English-born father (Frederick Ebenezer Osborne), was brought up in Cooee, Tasmania, where her father managed the Van Dieman Land Company brickworks. She lived in C...

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