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Editor's note: Cecil Mann, who has a novel soon to be published, is an Australian writer who has hitherto not had the wide audience he deserves. A member of the First A.I.F., his short stories are often based upon soldiers of the war before last.
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All reviews except that of Mann's The River are brief and more descriptive than analytical.
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Also includes a brief review of Archer Russell's Bush Ways.
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Review of:
- The River and Other Stories 1945 selected work short story
- Wild Orchard : A Story of Early Tasmania 1945 single work novel
- Strangers on the Ophir 1945 single work novel
- Poetry no. 18 March 1946 periodical issue
- Men and Manners in Australia : Being a Social and Economic Sketch History 1945 single work
- The Fiddlers of Drummond 1945 single work novel
- Southerly vol. 6 no. 3 1945 periodical issue
- Try Nothing Twice : The Story of Two Dozen Jobs 1946 single work autobiography
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