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* Contents derived from the 1962 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
- Christina Stead, Walter Stone , single work biography bibliography (p. 192)
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The Achievement of Christina Stead,
single work
criticism
biography
'We have in Christina Stead a gifted Australian writer whose books are out of print and whose work has never been published in the country of her birth. Living abroad for many years, she has had most of her novels issued in both England and the United States. Her two most recent novels, A Little Tea, A Little Chat and The People with the Dogs, were published in America alone and very few copies have been seen here. This pair, it is true, might not find a big public in Australia, but there are at least four of her books which would certainly be widely read and enjoyed by Australian readers, if only they were readily available—Seven Poor Men of Sydney, The Salzburg Tales, For Love Alone, and The Man Who Loved Children. (Introduction)
- A Household, single work short story (p. 213-234)
- U.N.O. 1945 (from I'm Dying Laughing : The Humorist), extract (p. 235-253)
- Appointment of a New Editor, single work column (p. 253)
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One-Sided Dialogue,
single work
review
— Review of Coast to Coast : Australian Stories 1961-62 1962 periodical issue short story ; (p. 254-257) - [Untitled] [Southerly, vol.22 no.4 1962], single work correspondence (p. 258)