Letters [manuscript]. 1932-1970.

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Letters [manuscript]. 1932-1970.

Correspondence between Frank Dalby Davison and publishers Angus and Robertson. There are 274 letters discussing Davison's work such as 'Man shy', 'Dusty', and 'The woman at the mill'. Also discussed are costs, royalties and publicity.

2 v. (4.0 cm.)

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SNAC Resource ID: 7037184

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Davison, Frank Dalby, 1893-1970

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Writer and novelist, Frank Dalby Davison won the Australian Literature Society Gold Medal for his novel Man Shy (1931). His interest in soil erosion and deforestation led to his stories Blue Coast Caravan (1935), The Wasteland (1935), and Children of the Dark People (1936). Davison was awarded a Commonwealth Literary Fund Fellowship in 1939-1940. He made political commentary through his literature "to reveal the Australian situation and to promote liberal democratic values." He saw literature as...

Angus and Robertson

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