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Editor's note: The canvas of Tomorrow and Tomorrow is so large that the passage quoted can present only one small section. It is taken from the early part of the book when archaeologists - some four hundred years in the future - uncover portion of the ruins of Sydney. Reprinted by kind permission of the authors and Georgian House.
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Tomorrow and Tomorrow
Melbourne
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Georgian House
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1947
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1947
single work
novel
science fiction
'Tomorrow is a novel within a novel. Knarf (read it backwards and remember Dalby Davison) is a 24-century novelist who has written an historical novel about a group of Sydney people in the 20th century.
'His story begins in the 20s, runs through the Depression, faithfully describes the course of WWII until the time when the date catches up with the story, and Marjorie had to begin to prophesy'. Source: review 'The Censorship of Yesterday Hid a Great Tomorrow'.
Works about this Work
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Symbolic Fallacy
1954
single work
review
— Appears in: The Bulletin , 16 June vol. 75 no. 3879 1954; (p. 2)
— Review of Landtakers : The Story of an Epoch 1934 single work novel ; Tomorrow and Tomorrow 1947 extract novel
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Symbolic Fallacy
1954
single work
review
— Appears in: The Bulletin , 16 June vol. 75 no. 3879 1954; (p. 2)
— Review of Landtakers : The Story of an Epoch 1934 single work novel ; Tomorrow and Tomorrow 1947 extract novel
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