y separately published work icon The Melbourne Partisan : A Radical Independent Journal periodical  
Date: 1965
Issue Details: First known date: 1965... 1965 The Melbourne Partisan : A Radical Independent Journal
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'A journal of ideas, imaginative writing and interpretive news and comment.' (The Melbourne Partisan : A Radical Independent Journal No, 2 August 1965)

Notes

  • FREQUENCY: Two-monthly
  • Subtitle dropped after No. 1 (Apr. 1965)
  • No. 1 (April 1965) - No. 3 (October/November 1965)
  • Ceased publication

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First known date: 1965
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The When, Where, Why and How of The Melbourne Partisan Magazine John Timlin , 2014 single work autobiography
— Appears in: JASAL , vol. 14 no. 4 2014; 'My association as co-publisher and co-editor of The Melbourne Partisan began after Laurie Clancy in the Melbourne University paper, Farrago, attempted to lay waste the censorship policies of the Menzies and Bolte governments. He wrote reviews under the nom de plume Horace A. Bridgfunt to discuss the many books then banned in Australia.' (Author's introduction)
Writing and Rampaging with Christopher Pearson Brian Matthews , 2013 single work prose
— Appears in: Eureka Street , 26 July vol. 23 no. 14 2013; (p. 29-30)
Writing and Rampaging with Christopher Pearson Brian Matthews , 2013 single work prose
— Appears in: Eureka Street , 26 July vol. 23 no. 14 2013; (p. 29-30)
The When, Where, Why and How of The Melbourne Partisan Magazine John Timlin , 2014 single work autobiography
— Appears in: JASAL , vol. 14 no. 4 2014; 'My association as co-publisher and co-editor of The Melbourne Partisan began after Laurie Clancy in the Melbourne University paper, Farrago, attempted to lay waste the censorship policies of the Menzies and Bolte governments. He wrote reviews under the nom de plume Horace A. Bridgfunt to discuss the many books then banned in Australia.' (Author's introduction)
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