Papers [manuscript]. 1889-1909.

Cole's Book Arcade.

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Pyke, William T. (William Thomas)

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Evans, George Essex, 1863-1909

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George Essex Evans was a poet, journalist and public servant, noted for his patriotic poems. He was mainly based in Queensland. From the description of Letter [manuscript]. 1900 February. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 223434291 Poet and journalist, who emigrated to Queensland from London in 1881. He farmed on the Darling Downs, taught in private schools and later took up journalism. He lived for many years in Toowoomba. Mary Ann Owen was his mother's maiden name...

Grover, Montague, 1870-1943

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Journalist. Montague Grover worked for the Argus, the Star (later the Sun), the Herald and the World (the Sydney Labour daily). He published numerous short stories, articles, poems and plays in journals including the Bulletin and Lone Hand. His memoir, 'Hold page one', was published posthumously in 1993 by his grandson, Michael Cannon. From the description of Papers of Montague Grover [manuscript]. 1880-1931. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 223756234 ...

Stephens, A. G. (Alfred George), 1865-1933

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Alfred George Stephens was an Australian editor, author, and literary critic, generally considered one of the key figures in the development of Australian literature. Born in Queensland and educated at the University of Sydney, he was extremely active as an author and editor, coming to national prominence as the writer of the Red Page literary reviews for the Bulletin. After leaving the Bulletin he founded the occasional literary magazine The Bookfellow, an influential but financially ruinous un...