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William Lane William Lane i(A22246 works by)
Also writes as: John Miller ; Lucinda Sharpe ; Tohunga ; Sketcher
Born: Established: 6 Sep 1861 Bristol,
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England,
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United Kingdom (UK),
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Western Europe, Europe, ; Died: Ceased: 26 Aug 1917 Auckland, Auckland (Region), North Island,
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New Zealand,
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Pacific Region,
Gender: Male
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1 One-Man-One-Vote William Lane , 1989 single work prose
— Appears in: Colonial Voices : Letters, Diaries, Journalism and Other Accounts of Nineteenth-Century Australia 1989; (p. 452-458)
1 William Lane's Utopia William Lane , 1937 single work biography
— Appears in: The West Australian , 31 July 1937;
1 y separately published work icon Selections from the Writings of 'Tohunga' (William Lane) Tohunga , Auckland : Wilson and Horton , 1917 Z1179062 1917 selected work prose
1 8 y separately published work icon The Worker [Sydney] Walter Head (editor), Arthur Rae (editor), J. Medway Day (editor), Hector Lamond (editor), William Lane (editor), George Black (editor), E. J. Brady (editor), Hector Lamond (editor), Henry Boote (editor), J. S. Hanlon (editor), Sydney : The Australian Workers' Union , 1892-1913 Z1273824 1892-1913 newspaper (47 issues)
2 16 y separately published work icon The Workingman's Paradise : An Australian Labour Novel John Miller , 1892 single work novel (taught in 3 units)

An allegorical novel written in sympathy with the shearers involved in the 1891 Shearer's Strike.
1 Nellie's Sister John Miller , 1891 extract novel (The Workingman's Paradise : An Australian Labour Novel)
— Appears in: The Worker , 26 December 1891; (p. 2-3)
1 8 y separately published work icon The Worker [Brisbane] William Lane (editor), Ernest Blackwell (editor), W. G. Higgs (editor), Francis Kenna (editor), Henry Boote (editor), Charles Seymour (editor), J. S. Hanlon (editor), N. W. McCarter (editor), Brisbane : The Worker [Brisbane] , 1890-1974 Z1273723 1890-1974 newspaper (177 issues)
1 A Wheedling Woman Lucinda Sharpe , 1889 single work short story
— Appears in: The Boomerang (Christmas Issue) 1889; (p. 21-22)
1 8 White or Yellow? : A Story of the Race War of A.D.1908 William Lane , 1888 single work novel
— Appears in: The Boomerang , 18 February-5 May 1888; 'Heroic Australian whites fight the Chinese, whose immigration has produced the dystopia'. Source: 'Australian Utopian Literature : An Annotated, Chronological Bibliography, 1667-1999'.
1 25 y separately published work icon The Boomerang Boomerang: A Live Newspaper - Racy of the Soil William Lane (editor), J. G. Drake (editor), Gresley Lukin (editor), Brisbane : Boomerang Newspaper Company , 1887-1892 Z1055009 1887-1892 periodical (208 issues)

A radical, illustrated weekly, founded by William Lane and Alfred Walker, The Boomerang published stories, poetry, social and sporting notes and cartoons. Henry Lawson and A. G. Stephens were both staff members - Lawson writing a column called 'Country Crumbs'. Lawson's retrenchment from The Boomerang is the subject of his poem 'The Shame of Going Back'; the demise of the publication may have inspired the poem 'The Cambaroora Star'. (Oxford Companion to Australian Literature).
1 As Others See Us. A Yankee Girl's Impressions of the Sunny South Lucinda Sharpe , 1885 single work column satire
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