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1 y separately published work icon The Rape of Ira Lorcka Douglas Waugh , Sydney : Tartan Press , 1973 Z1473039 1973 single work novel Novel about a widow who goes outback to teach Aborigines. (Libraries Australia record).
2 y separately published work icon Maelstrom E. V. Timms , Sydney : Tartan Press , 1972 Z669073 1938 single work novel historical fiction
1 1 y separately published work icon Alicia Deane E. V. Timms , Sydney : Tartan Press , 1972 Z453616 1930-1939 single work novel historical fiction "A novel with the Monmouth Rebellion and the Bloody Assizes as its background." (Publishers blurb, p.13; in back of Fighting Cameliers (1934).)
4 3 y separately published work icon Conflict E. V. Timms , Sydney : Tartan Press , 1972 Z45126 1934 single work novel historical fiction

'The opening book deals with life in Nice amongst the fishermen, and the reader is taken to the court of Louis XIV of France, and afterwards to England in the time of Charles II. The characters stand out in a life-like manner, and the grim life on the boats of the pirates in the Mediterranean is depicted in a manner which holds the reader's attention. The descriptive writing is a masterpiece, particularly the portion descriptive of the destruction of the 'red fleet.' The underworld of Paris and the part played by Monsieur le Rat is a vivid bit of writing that haunts the reader.'

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'Review', Illawarra Mercury, 13 July 1934, p.10.
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