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Includes a Notice of a drop in price from sixpence to threepence per issue in an attempt to attract more subscribers.
'A Bookseller Talks Shop' makes mention of Wodehouse's Summer Lightning, All Quiet on the Western Front and other war literature, The Scalet Pimpernel Omnibus, and The Forsyte Saga.
'Novels I Think You Would Like to Read' includes reviews of, amongst others, A.P. Herbert's The Water Gypsies, Hilda Vaughan's Her Father's House, Godfrey Elton's The Stranger and The Redemption of Morley Darville by Stephen McKenna.
Includes a call for entries into the Fellowship of Australian Writers' short story competition.
Contents
* Contents derived from the 1930 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
A short column on the best sellers in the Australian book market of 1930. Highlighted are two books by Australian authors - Mary Gilmore's The Wild Swan : Poems and Vance Palmer's Men Are Human. A list is included of Best Sellers in England, Best Sellers in the U.S.A. and the A.B.A.N.Z. List of the best selling general literature, novels of literary merit and novels for popular reading in the Australian and New Zealand market.