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Issue Details: First known date: 2009... no. 79 November 2009 of Margin est. 1977 Margin
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2009 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Untitled, Victor Crittenden , single work review
— Review of William Neilson : Bush Poet of Penola : An Anthology of Poems William Neilson , 2009 selected work poetry ;
(p. 10-12)
Bushman's Songi"The sun had set, the fire was lit,", William Neilson , single work poetry (p. 13)
A Bunch of Old Magazines, Victor Crittenden , single work column
Following the theft of his computer, Victor Crittenden searches his house for hard copies of lost articles. He is sidetracked by the discovery of 'a bunch of old magazines'.
(p. 14-20)
The Braidwood Literary Institute : Some Historical Notes and Analysis of Its Subscribers and Their Borrowing Records, 1858-1862, Andrew Sergeant , single work criticism

'This paper will firstly give a brief overview of the history of the Braidwood Literary Institute, concentrating on the issues it faced in its early years. It will also examine some of the records of the Institute, which have rather fortuitously survived and are now housed in the Braidwood and District Museum.

'The records include committee minute books, annual reports, account ledgers, visitors' books, and borrowing records. The Borrowers' Register for an eighteen-month period in the early 1860s has been analysed and has revealed the reading habits of its subscribers.

'A profile of the membership in the early years is being developed using existing biographical information from a variety of sources, which, together with the members' reading habits, will allow some conclusions to be drawn about the success or otherwise of the Institute's stated aims.' (Author's abstract)

(p. 21-38)
Marcus Clarke : A 'New' Biography, Victor Crittenden , single work review
— Review of Cyril Hopkins' Marcus Clarke Cyril Manley Hopkins , 2009 multi chapter work biography ;
(p. 39-40)
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