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  • Author's note: The poems in this selection, dating from 1925 to 1963, are printed, by and large, in the order in which they were written. Most of the earlier poems, particularly the later ones, have not previously been assembled in a book. Several poems are now published for the first time.

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John Thompson, the Poet as Broadcaster Peter Kirkpatrick , 2011 single work criticism
— Appears in: JASAL , vol. 11 no. 2 2011; 'John Thompson (1907-1968) was once an influential figure in Australian literature, not only as a poet but also as a broadcaster and editor, but is now generally overlooked if not forgotten. This essay re-evaluates Thompson's career along with his poetry through his experience as a radio producer, examining his changing sense of the radiophonic possibilities of verse. It pays particular attention to the ABC's flagship poetry programme, Quality Street, which Thompson created and which lasted a remarkable twenty-seven years (1946-1973). Given that there have been conflicts from the ABC's inception between its twin roles as public educator and publicly-funded entertainer, the longevity of Quality Street suggests that Thompson managed to strike a workable balance within the broad spectrum of the 'middlebrow', which is a key term throughout. The essay concludes by considering the wider implications of this.' (Author's abstract)
Snaffes and Bib Dorothy Hewett , 1965 single work review
— Appears in: Overland , Spring no. 32 1965; (p. 46-47)
— Review of The Living Sky : A Selection of Poems Alexander Craig , 1964 selected work poetry ; The Ghost of the Cock : Poems Francis Webb , 1964 selected work poetry radio play ; All the Room David Rowbotham , 1964 selected work poetry ; Australian Poetry 1964 1964 anthology poetry ; I Hate and I Love : Poems John Thompson , 1964 selected work poetry ; Captain Quiros : A Poem James McAuley , 1964 single work poetry ; This Real Pompeii and Other Poems R. A. Simpson , 1964 selected work poetry
Australian Letter Bruce Beaver , 1964 single work criticism
— Appears in: Landfall , vol. 18 no. 1964; (p. 348-353)
Forty Years On Alan Brissenden , 1964 single work review
— Appears in: Southerly , vol. 24 no. 4 1964; (p. 248-249)
— Review of I Hate and I Love : Poems John Thompson , 1964 selected work poetry ; We Are Going : Poems Kath Walker , 1962 selected work poetry
A Matter of Luck Ronald McCuaig , 1964 single work review
— Appears in: The Bulletin , 16 May vol. 86 no. 4395 1964; (p. 52)
— Review of I Hate and I Love : Poems John Thompson , 1964 selected work poetry ; Snake's-Eye View of a Serial Story Peter Hopegood , 1964 selected work poetry ; Red Scarf Grace Perry , 1963 selected work poetry
Snaffes and Bib Dorothy Hewett , 1965 single work review
— Appears in: Overland , Spring no. 32 1965; (p. 46-47)
— Review of The Living Sky : A Selection of Poems Alexander Craig , 1964 selected work poetry ; The Ghost of the Cock : Poems Francis Webb , 1964 selected work poetry radio play ; All the Room David Rowbotham , 1964 selected work poetry ; Australian Poetry 1964 1964 anthology poetry ; I Hate and I Love : Poems John Thompson , 1964 selected work poetry ; Captain Quiros : A Poem James McAuley , 1964 single work poetry ; This Real Pompeii and Other Poems R. A. Simpson , 1964 selected work poetry
Recent Poetry Peter Steele , 1964 single work review
— Appears in: Meanjin Quarterly , December vol. 23 no. 4 1964; (p. 339-441)
— Review of In Light and Darkness Chris Wallace-Crabbe , 1963 selected work poetry ; The Living Sky : A Selection of Poems Alexander Craig , 1964 selected work poetry ; The Ghost of the Cock : Poems Francis Webb , 1964 selected work poetry radio play ; Shadow and Flowers Wendy Scarfe , 1964 selected work poetry ; Masque for a Modern Minstrel : A Reading of Poems Peter Bladen , 1962 selected work poetry ; Australian Poetry 1963 1963 anthology poetry ; I Hate and I Love : Poems John Thompson , 1964 selected work poetry ; Captain Quiros : A Poem James McAuley , 1964 single work poetry
A Matter of Luck Ronald McCuaig , 1964 single work review
— Appears in: The Bulletin , 16 May vol. 86 no. 4395 1964; (p. 52)
— Review of I Hate and I Love : Poems John Thompson , 1964 selected work poetry ; Snake's-Eye View of a Serial Story Peter Hopegood , 1964 selected work poetry ; Red Scarf Grace Perry , 1963 selected work poetry
Forty Years On Alan Brissenden , 1964 single work review
— Appears in: Southerly , vol. 24 no. 4 1964; (p. 248-249)
— Review of I Hate and I Love : Poems John Thompson , 1964 selected work poetry ; We Are Going : Poems Kath Walker , 1962 selected work poetry
Australian Letter Bruce Beaver , 1964 single work criticism
— Appears in: Landfall , vol. 18 no. 1964; (p. 348-353)
John Thompson, the Poet as Broadcaster Peter Kirkpatrick , 2011 single work criticism
— Appears in: JASAL , vol. 11 no. 2 2011; 'John Thompson (1907-1968) was once an influential figure in Australian literature, not only as a poet but also as a broadcaster and editor, but is now generally overlooked if not forgotten. This essay re-evaluates Thompson's career along with his poetry through his experience as a radio producer, examining his changing sense of the radiophonic possibilities of verse. It pays particular attention to the ABC's flagship poetry programme, Quality Street, which Thompson created and which lasted a remarkable twenty-seven years (1946-1973). Given that there have been conflicts from the ABC's inception between its twin roles as public educator and publicly-funded entertainer, the longevity of Quality Street suggests that Thompson managed to strike a workable balance within the broad spectrum of the 'middlebrow', which is a key term throughout. The essay concludes by considering the wider implications of this.' (Author's abstract)
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