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* Contents derived from the 1976 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
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Steele Rudd as Failed Artist,
single work
criticism
Ikin argues that Rudd was not a mere bush yarner, but a writer with some artistic merit as seen in his careful construction of paragraphs and the combination of the 'hyperbole of everyday speech and the images that express an individual perception'. In effect, Rudd spins yarns which are precisely constructed and alien to the rough, loosely constructed form from which they derive. But, in conclusion, Ikin acknowledges that Rudd's creative skills were not up to the examination of psychology and ethics that his stories frequently touched.
- Bobi"Most wards have someone like Bob,", single work poetry (p. 377)
- The Strength of Tradition, single work short story (p. 378-384)
- Dreamsi"Involuntary flight in the seconds before", single work poetry (p. 384)
- Morning Birds i"Hardly enough", single work poetry (p. 405)
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Hester Prynne Takes a Walk through Salem : August 30th 1649i"Every meeting had felt as if it would be the last,",
single work
poetry
Hester Prynne is the pricipal female character in Nathanial Hawthorne's novel The Scarlet Letter.
- Music Out of Decay : McAuley's Later Poetry and Georg Trakl, single work criticism (p. 407-419)
- Visions of Life and Death : Cigar Smokei"Skene tractoring day and night in tie and tweed hat", single work poetry (p. 420)
- Visions of Life and Death : The Last Sunday of the Monthi"When Bella put on her hat, a nest of straw", single work poetry (p. 420)
- Visions of Life and Death, single work poetry (p. 420-423)
- Visions of Life and Death : Masters and Servantsi"The first Tarbet and the first Johnson share", single work poetry (p. 421)
- Visions of Life and Death : The Last of the Big Partiesi""Skene, Skene!" called Bella, holding out her glass,", single work poetry (p. 421)
- Visions of Life and Death : Paintings and Mythsi"Gruner painted the mantlepiece. This painting hung", single work poetry (p. 422)
- Visions of Life and Death : Visions of Life and Deathi"Men and their visions! When robbed of half his land", single work poetry (p. 422)
- Visions of Life and Death : Dynastiesi"A gaslight smokestack flared at Botany Bay", single work poetry (p. 423)
- A Toast to Absent Friends, single work short story (p. 424-430)
- Slim Prospectsi"Whether the egg and dart plastered", single work poetry (p. 431)
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The Literary Reputation of Charles Harpur,
single work
criticism
Contrary to the opinion of many 20C critics, Mishra finds that the criticism of Harpur during these years labelled him as a poet of "ideas" rather than a "songster" and second-rate descriptive writer. While reception remained mixed, some reviewers were aware of the editorial intervention in Harpur's collected works of 1883.
- The Goldfishi"The pond fills with a green light", single work poetry (p. 441)
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New Modes in Fiction,
single work
review
— Review of Johnno : A Novel 1975 single work novel ; The Short Story Embassy : A Novel 1975 single work novel ; Living Together 1974 single work novel ; The Electrical Experience : A Discontinuous Narrative 1974 selected work short story ; A Kindness Cup 1974 single work novel ; Wrappings 1974 selected work short story ; (p. 442-459)
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