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Southerly
vol.
30
no.
1
1970
Z590443
1970
periodical issue
1970
pg.
57-63
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Classic Australian Short Stories
Judah Waten
(editor),
Stephen Murray-Smith
(editor),
Melbourne
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Wren
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1974
Z51623
1974
anthology
short story
Melbourne
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Wren
,
1974
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Selected Stories
Sydney
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Angus and Robertson
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1982
Z469661
1982
selected work
short story
Sydney
:
Angus and Robertson
,
1982
pg.
104-110
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Selected Stories
Sydney
:
Angus and Robertson
,
1982
Z469661
1982
selected work
short story
North Ryde
:
Angus and Robertson
,
1985
pg.
104-110
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The Americans, Baby : A Discontinuous Narrative of Stories and Fragments
Sydney
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Angus and Robertson
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1972
Z396953
1972
selected work
short story
A timeless collection of stories exploring physical and psychological boundaries, some tentatively and others with vigor. In The Americans, Baby the milieu is a Sydney under-40 population who, hoping that being earnest or outrageous will make them feel real, are left saturated with anxiety instead. An inherent resistance to American cultural intrusions and the risks that those from a great powerful land such as the US take when they meddle in another culture (they can be snared, seduced, destroyed) are explored with traditional Moorhouse flair and wit. These stories are timeless in their concerns, and explore ideology, idealism, conflict, relationships and sex.(Source: Google Books website).
North Ryde : Angus and Robertson , 1988 pg. 124-132
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