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On cover: Picture of Leonard Slade from a pastel drawing by Sybil Craig.
Three brief announcements about the formation of a bookplate society in Melbourne, Dale Collins' return to Australia and Sydney writer C. D. Rooney's success with Stanley Paul Ltd. under his pen-name Grafton Bernard.
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Editor's Note: Mrs Palmer reviews the Australian Rhodes Review, a new collection of Australian Essays, a new book on the Constitution of Australia, and some new novels, and criticises the production of some of the books.
Society passes a motion praising the Herald for publishing Lawson's prose on a daily basis; Ford delivers an address on thought and the creative process.
Angus and Robertson promise to sponsor an authors' dinner to conclude Book Week; Mackaness announces a monograph series; the first Fellowship handbook is released; O'Harris donates a portrait and joins the Fellowship.
"On Monday, 16 April, the programme dealt with the aims and functions of the A.L.S. and three papers on the subject were given." (p.106) Also includes report of a reception for Lang, Marlowe, Hatfield and Leslie Jauncey author of Australia's Government Bank and another for Kennedy.