Arthur Russell Arthur Russell i(A9495 works by) ( Arthur C. Goode ) (birth name: Arthur Russell Goode) (a.k.a. Arthur Charles; Jack Dawson ; A. Charles)
Also writes as: Herbert Clunes
Born: Established: 1889 Wedderburn, Wedderburn - Boort - Pyramid Hill area, North West Victoria, Victoria, ; Died: Ceased: 1971 Camberwell, Camberwell - Kew area, Melbourne - Inner South, Melbourne, Victoria,
Gender: Male
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BiographyHistory

Arthur Russell was a telegraphist for eighteen years in the Commonwealth Telegraph Department before shifting to journalism and becoming technical editor of Listener In, a Melbourne radio journal. Russell wrote many books for boys and contributed stories to Australian newspapers as well as American and English magazines.

(Source: E. Morris Miller Australian Literature From Its Beginnings To 1935 (1940): 766; William H. Wilde et.al. The Oxford Companion to Australian Literature (1994): 321).

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  • Arthur Russell's work was widely serialised in Australian newspapers, often with alternative titles and with different authorial attribution - various forms of his name and pseudonyms.
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