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Issue Details: First known date: 2010... vol. 34 no. 3 2010 of Script and Print est. 2005 Script and Print
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'Ariel' and Australian Nineteenth-Century Serial Fiction : A Case of Mistaken Attribution, Jim Cleary , Catriona Mills , single work criticism
An instance of mistaken attribution in nineteenth century Australian serial fiction is discussed, in which an early Australian author disappeared from the record when the bulk of her published output was attributed to another writer. Published under the pseudonym 'Ariel', five long tales were wrongly attributed to Eliza Winstanley. Despite disappearing from the record of Australian literature for over a century, Menie Parkes was the true author of the Ariel stories.
 (p. 162-174)
Richard Bentley : Publishing Godfrey Mundy's 'Our Antipodes', Helen Hewson , single work criticism
The decision of Richard Bentley, a renowned publisher to publish the work 'Our Antipodes' by Godfrey Mundy is discussed. Some of the outstanding features of the book are highlighted.
 (p. 175-186)
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