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Born: Established: ca. 1950 Coogee, Randwick area, Sydney Eastern Suburbs, Sydney, New South Wales, ;
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1 y separately published work icon Chautauqua Canticles and Other Poems A. L. McLeod , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1962 Z1288125 1962 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon Olympic Saga : The Track and Field Story, Melbourne, 1956 Keith Donald , Don Selth , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1957 Z1729046 1957 single work non-fiction
1 y separately published work icon Logic : Notes for Beginners Vol Molesworth , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1957 Z1729034 1957 single work non-fiction

A textbook on logic prepared by Vol Molesworth for the University of Sydney Tutorial Classes Department and the Workers Educational Association (W.E.A.) philosophy classes.
1 y separately published work icon The Reluctant Heart Margot Clare , Coogee : Futurian Press , 1953 Z667786 1953 selected work poetry
1 2 y separately published work icon The Numberless Sands : A Sequence Reba Ginsburg , Coogee : Futurian Press , 1952 Z211731 1952 sequence poetry
1 1 y separately published work icon Let There Be Monsters! : A Fantasy Vol Molesworth , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1952 Z1295735 1952 single work novel fantasy horror
1 2 y separately published work icon The Instant's Clarity Lex Banning , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1952 Z92265 1952 selected work poetry
1 y separately published work icon This Slim Volume John Balfour Brown , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1952 Z667789 1952 selected work poetry
1 3 y separately published work icon At the Initiation : Four Poems Reba Ginsburg , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1951 Z211836 1951 selected work poetry
1 3 y separately published work icon Everyman His Own Hamlet Lex Banning , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1951 Z92369 1951 selected work poetry
1 2 y separately published work icon Blinded They Fly : A Fantasy Vol Molesworth , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1951 Z667582 1951 single work short story horror fantasy
1 1 y separately published work icon Zero Equals Nothing Graham Stone , Royce Williams , Coogee : Futurian Press , 1951 Z667579 1951 single work short story science fiction
1 1 y separately published work icon The Lincoln Anthology 1951 Richard Preston (editor), A. L. McLeod (editor), Sydney : Futurian Press , 1951 Z59344 1951 anthology poetry
1 1 y separately published work icon Nine Poems 9 Poems John Hilbery , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1951 Z284091 1951 selected work poetry
1 1 y separately published work icon Checklist of Australian Fantasy (to 1937) Stanley L. Lanarch , Sydney : Futurian Press , 1950 Z1725295 1950 reference bibliography
— Review of Holiday Dulcie Deamer , 1940 single work novel Discusses Lanarch's checklist of the elements comprising works of speculative fiction.
1 y separately published work icon Woomera Nicholas Solntseff (editor), 1950 Coogee : Futurian Press , 1950-1953 Z965204 1950 periodical science fiction (5 issues)

Woomera was an Australian science-fiction journal that first appeared in February 1951. Published by Futurian Press, a small independent operation set up by Vol Molesworth in association with several fellow students from the University of Sydney, the journal was closely linked to the Australian Science Fiction Society (ASFS). Molesworth, founding editor Nick Solntseff, and associate Graham Stone were also members of the Futurian Society of Sydney, hence the appropriation of the name Futurian. Woomera's purpose, as with that of the ASFS, was to keep Australian fans in touch with the world of science fiction, including other fans. In addition to new short stories, news, and announcements, the journal provided insights into the current publishing situation, background history of science-fiction publishing, and a fan directory (which included contact addresses).

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