Correspondence and newspaper cuttings [manuscript]. 1918-1932.

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Correspondence and newspaper cuttings [manuscript]. 1918-1932.

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The collection contains the following items: 1. A letter from George Robertson to Hugh McCrae, 1921 Feb. 7, rejecting the invitation to publish 'Ship of heaven'; 2. A letter from Mary Wilkinson to Atkinson, 1918 Sept. 20, asking permission to reproduce 'Cradle song'; 3. A letter from A. C. Stephens to Atkinson, 1925 Jan. 16, referring to 'The dead man's ghost'; 4. A letter from Cecil Palmer to Atkinson, 1920 May 21, concerning 'Flagon of Song'; 5. A letter from Jack Lindsay to Atkinson (n.d.), concerning personal matters; 6. Press cuttings in an envelope addressed to Philip Lindsay, 1932; 7. A letter from Jack Lindsay to Atkinson (n.d.), concerning a poem by Atkinson; 8. A letter from Philip and Jeanne Lindsay to Marie Atkinson (n.d.), concerning personal matters; 9. A letter from Jack Lindsay to Atkinson (n.d.), a proposal to invest in the Fanfrolico Press.

4 cm. (2 folders)

Libraries Australia

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SNAC Resource ID: 7068954

Libraries Australia

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Atkinson, E. J. Rupert (Evelyn John Rupert), 1881-1961

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Atkinson was a man of letters. He published a number of volumes of lyric, narrative and philospophical verse. He was a close friend of Hugh McCrae. From the description of Correspondence and newspaper cuttings [manuscript]. 1918-1932. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225742288 Author, poet, playwright (See Miller and Macartney, Australian Literature, p. 42-43). E.A. Vidler was one of Atkinson's publishers. From the description of Correspondence [manuscr...

Lindsay, Jack, 1900-1990

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Poet, dramatist, editor, historian, translator, classicist, biographer, novelist and critic. Author of over 100 books. Born and raised in Australia, Lindsay migrated to England in 1926, where he co-founded the Fanfrolico Press with Jack Kirtley and P.R. Stephenson. From the description of Letters from Jack Lindsay to Mary McLean [manuscript]. 1937-1939. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 224057056 From the description of Papers of Jack Lindsay, [1942?]-1983 [manuscri...

Fanfrolico Press

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Lindsay, Philip, 1906-

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Historical novelist and film writer, born in 1906, the third son of Norman Lindsay. From the description of Literary manuscripts [manuscript]. (Libraries Australia). WorldCat record id: 225765237 Author Philip Lindsay was born in Australia, a member of an artistically gifted family. He worked as a journalist in Australia, and published a book of verse there before moving to England, where he became a prolific writer of historical fiction. An expert on Medieval England, he al...