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This article examines the collaborative writing relationship between author Dymphna Cusask and the autobiographical subject Catherine Elliott-Mackay. It also considers the contribution of 'Caddie' to Australian women's writing and the history of women's work.
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'This Isn't a Novel. It is a Life!' : Dymphna Cusask and Caddie : A Sydney Barmaid
Australian Literary Studies
Australian Literary Studies
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- Caddie: A Sydney Barmaid : An Autobiography Written by Herself 1953 single work autobiography
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