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This critical work, submitted as part of the requirements for the Doctorate of Creative Arts, University of Technology, Sydney, includes discussion of publishing and the book trade (how decisions to publish are made; history of publishing in Australia), censorship, and explores some issues in narrative theory. A significant section is devoted to G. M. Glaskin and his work No End to the Way, and a concluding section examines the works of Joseph Hansen, the American writer of detective novels.

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y The Poofter's Dog Jeremy Fisher , 2002 Z1053554 2002 single work thesis Abstract The critical work offers a discussion of publishing practice and the closed fellowship of the book trade (how decisions to publish are made; the history of publishing in Australia), and the impact of foreign publishers on the development of a particular Australian voice. It also looks at the censorship of political and homosexual writing in the first seventy years of the twentieth century and explores some issues in narrative theory, particularly with regard to the development of identifiable homosexual narratives. A significant section is devoted to the Australian G. M. Glaskin, especially his seminal homosexual narrative No End to the Way, and a concluding section examines the works Joseph Hansen, the American writer of detective novels. 2002
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Note: Includes a bibliography (leaves 83-89)