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All About Books
vol.
6
no.
12
3 December
1934
Z1308238
1934
periodical issue
1934
pg.
225
Note: Editor's note: If an Australian critic were to claim for her writers the production of one of the greatest stories of the century (and one such critic claimed that years ago for Henry Handel Richardson), the majority of her citizens would probably put it down to overheated enthusiasm or lack of wider knowledge and perspective. But Mr. Gerald Gould, the leading literary critic of the London Observer has a reputation in Europe and America, as well as in Great Britain. Australasian readers will, therefore, be interested in his considered opinion of this writer, who received her schooling in the Presbyterian Ladies' College, Melbourne, but has now lived in England for many years.
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Appears in:
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The Observer
2 September
1934
Z1308249
1934
newspaper issue
1934
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Review of:
- The End of a Childhood and Other Stories 1934 selected work short story
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