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'I know it is customary in some of the literary circles composed of so-called higher minds to make sly digs at the writing of Frank Clune. There are some collectors who laugh at the idea of having his books alongside their "treasures" and can refer to writers and others someday being "cluned" — as though being the subject of a book by Frank Clune was a joke. Do they realise just how important the works of this author really are and will be in time to come?'  (Introduction)

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    y separately published work icon Biblionews vol. 8 no. 7 1955 Z609381 1955 periodical issue 1955 pg. 22
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    y separately published work icon Biblionews and Australian Notes & Queries no. 400 December 2018 15503104 2018 periodical issue

    The first issue of Biblionews came out as a newsletter in April 1947 and appeared thereafter each month with, typically, 2-3 foolscap pages, occasionally extending to around 8 pages, depending on the length of certain articles. Gradually, the size of the newsletter increased to such an extent that by Biblionews 199 (September 1962) it was described as a journal, though still in foolscap format. It switched to the AS booklet format with Series 2, Issue 215 in early 1966, from which time Biblionews was published quarterly. The 300th issue was printed in 1993. In recognition of the 70th anniversary of the birth of Biblionews, issue 397 (March 2018) was devoted to the writings of founding editor Walter Stone. Now, to celebrate the 400th issue, we are reproducing articles by contributors other than Walter Stone. '  (Editorial Introduction)

         2018     pg. 183
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