1.0 - Blog's Title: PART IX. On Colonial / Post-Colonial Australian Literary And Dramatic Texts: Notes By Craig Steven Joseph Lacey, Circa June 2023 To Circa July 2023.
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2.0 - Philip Lindsay, 30 April 1906, Sydney, Australia, to: 4 January 1958, Hastings, Sussex—Philip Lindsay wrote narrativized historical texts of early modern Europe and a number of critical and biographical texts which appear no longer in print, but which indicate Philip Lindsay's Australian heritage; for example, a biography on the Australian cricketer, Don Bradman. Philip Lindsay is the son of the celebrated Australian author and visual artist: Norman Lindsay and was himself celebrated in his day as something of an Australian, post-colonial bard, that is, with his literary focus on a connection with the southern regions of England. Fourteen of Philip Lindsay's texts are listed directly beneath:2.1 - Panama Is Burning, circa 1932;
A. circa 1932, Cassell And Company, Limited, London, 309 pages; 20 centimeters, OCLC: 11156548; B. circa 1961, Australian pocket books series, Adelaide: Rigby, 191 pages, 19 centimeters.
2.2 - One Dagger For Two: A Novel,
circa 1932—a text based on the life of Elizabethan dramatist, Christopher Marlowe; A. circa 1932, Cassell And Company Limited, ASIN: B004Y27ADA;
B. circa 1952, First Pocket-book edition, London: News Of The World, 246 pages, 17 centimeters; C. London, Hutchinson, 311 pages, 21 centimeters.
2.3 - London Bridge Is Falling, circa 1934—a text that focuses on Jack Cade's revolt of circa 1450 at south-east England; A. Ivor Nicholson And Watson Limited, 466 pages; B. Little Brown And Company, LCCN: 34019488, OCLC / WorldCat: 1305805.
2.4 - The Devil And King John, circa 1943; A. circa 1943, London: Hutchinson, 224 pages; 21 centimeters; B. circa 1972, Cedric Chivers Limited, Portway Combe Park, Bath, Somerset, BA1 3NF, OCLC: 810652204.2.5 - Cricketing Lives; Don Bradman, 1 January 1951; A. Phoenix House, hard-cover, 64 pages, contains black and white photographic plates.2.6 - Jack Laughs At Locksmiths, 1 January 1951; A. Hutchinson And Company, re-print edition, ASIN: B002CXSRI0.2.7 - The Shadow Of The Red Barn, 1 January 1952; A. London: Hutchinson, 319 pages, 19 centimeters, ASIN: B000SAKTBM, OCLC: OCM11163507.2.8 - A Piece For Candle-light, circa 1953—a text based on the life of Mary 'Perdita' Robinson; A. circa 1976, London: Hutchinson, 304 pages, 20 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0091232805.2.9 - The Haunted Man A Portrait Of Edgar Allan Poe, circa 1953; A.
London: Hutchinson, 256 pages, ISBN-10: 0841458413.
2.10 - They Have Their Dreams, circa 1956—a narration of the historical events regarding Perkin Warbeck circa 1497; A. circa 1956, London: Hutchinson, 298 pages, 21 centimeters; C. circa 1976, C. Chivers, xiii, 521 pages, ISBN-10: 100859971503.
2.11 - The Swell Yokel, circa 1955—a text based on the life of John Thurtell; A. circa 1955, London: Hutchinson; B. circa 1974, London: White Lion Publishers, 364 pages, 21 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0856171964, ISBN-13: 9780856171963.
2.12 - Gentleman Harry Retires, circa 1937—a text based on the life of 18th-century English high-way man, Henry Simms, known as Gentleman Harry; A. 1 January 1937, London: Ivor Nicholson And Watson, ASIN: B0014KMNJ6; B. circa 1948, reprint by John Langdon Limited, 320 pages.
2.13 - Further, Philip Lindsay was a co-screen-writer for: A. Under The Red Robe, circa 1937, 80 minutes, directed by Victor Sjöström based on Under The Red Robe, circa 1894, that is an historical novel by Stanley J. Weyman;
B. Song Of Freedom, circa 1936; 76 minutes, that is a British musical / drama film directed by J. Elder Wills, produced by Hammer Film Productions.
3.0 - Catherine Beatrice Edmonds, circa 1900 to circa 1960; one of Catherine Beatrice Edmonds's texts, the only one known, is listed directly beneath:
3.1 - Caddie, A Sydney Barmaid, circa May 1953; A. Constable & Company Limited, London; B. circa 1987, hard-cover, ISBN-10: 0858357046, ISBN-13: 9780858357044; C. Caddie, 1 April 1976, 106 minutes, is a biopic directed by Donald Crombie, produced by Anthony Buckley and written / adapted by Joan Long: the Australian Film Development Corporation, the Australian Women's Weekly, the Nine Net-work, the Secretariat for International Woman's Year and Roadshow, invested in the fim.
4.0 - Catherine Gaskin, 2 April 1929 in Dundalk Bay, County Louth, Ireland to: 6 September 2009, Sydney, New South Wales: was a prolific author, who wrote colonial Australian, fictionalised histories with heroines at the heart of each narrative; six of Catherine Gaskin's texts are listed directly beneath:
4.1 - This Other Eden, circa 1946, A.
circa 1946, Sydney: Collins, 272 pages, 22 centimeters.4.2 - Sara Dane, circa 1954, A. circa 1983, Sydney: Bantam Books, paper-back, ISBN-10 055323286X, ISBN-13 978-0553232868; B. Translation to French by Leo Lack, Presses de la cite, 377 pages, 18 centimeters, ISBN-10:2266008684, ISNN-13: 9782266008686; C. 10 June 1982, the South Australian Film Corporation made a mini-series, two episodes, 248 minutes, of the novel, for Network Ten—adapted / written by Alan Seymour, co-directed by Gary Conway Rod Hardy.4.3 - All Else Is Folly, circa 1951; A.
circa 1951, William Collins Sons And Company, Glasgow, Scotland, 256 pages, 21 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0002210371, ISBN-13: 9780002210379.
4.4 - Daughter Of The House, circa
1952; A. [Collins], circa 1978, Fontana, 223 pages, 18 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0006153399, ISBN-13: 9780006153399.4.5 - Fiona, circa 1970; A. 15 March 1990, HarperCollins, paper-back, 352 pages, ISBN-13: 9780006153054, ISBN-10: 0006153054.
5.0 - D'Arcy Niland, Darcy Francis Niland, 20 October 1917, Glen Innes, New South Wales, Australia to 29 March 1967 (aged 49), Darlinghurst, New South Wales, Australia; married to fellow Australian author, Ruth Park; nine of D'Arcy Niland's texts are listed directly beneath:
5.1 - The Shiralee, circa 1955, A.
Angus And Robertson, Australia and Britain, William Sloane Associates, the United States Of America, 223 pages; B. circa 2009, Penguin Books, 268 pages, ISBN-13: 9780143180197, ISBN-10:
0143180193; C. a film adaptation, 26 June 1988, produced by South Australian Film Corporation for Channel 7—directed by George Ogilvie, 103 minutes, the screen-play was written by Tony Morphett.
5.2 - Call Me When The Cross Turns Over, circa 1957; A. circa 1957, Angus And Robertson, 255 pages, LCCN: 58020007, OCLC / WorldCat: 13390709; B. circa 1973, White Lion Publishers, 190 pagez, OCLC / WorldCat: 16246332, ISBN-10: 0856171956.
5.3 - The Big Smoke, circa 1959; A. 31 August 1978, Penguin, paper-back 224 pages, ISBN-10: 0140049649, ISBN-13 978-0140049640.
5.4 - The Apprentices, circa 1965; A. circa 1965, London: Joseph, 200 pages, 21 centimeters, OL: 1195828M, LCCN: 94188075.
5.5 - Dead Men Running, circa 1969; A. 1 January 1969, Joseph, 316 pages, ISBN-10: 0718106784, ISBN-13: 978-0718106782.
5.6 - Travelling Songs Of Old Australia, circa 1966; A. 1 January
1965, London: Micheal Joseph; B. circa 1966, Sydney: Horwitz, 39 pages.
5.7 - One Man's Kingdom, circa 1957—is an Australian radio serial by Ruth Park and D'arcy Niland, 13 episodes, Australia Broad-casting Commission.
5.8 - Gold In The Streets, circa 1959; A. circa 1959, London: Horwitz, 1959 225 pages, 19 centimeters.
5.9 - Pairs And Loners, circa 1966; A. circa 1966, London: Michael Joseph, 172 pages, 21 centimeters.
6.0 - Patrick White, 28 May 1912, Knightsbridge, London, to: 30 September 1990, Sydney: Australia's Nobel Laureate for literature, circa 1973; there are ten of Patrick White's novels listed directly beneath:
6.1 - The Living And The Dead, circa 1941; A. circa 1962, London: Eyre & Spottiswoode, 346 pages; B. 4 October 1996, Random House Britain, 368 pages, 19.9 x 13.2 x 2.8 centimeters, paper-back, ISBN-13: 9780099324317, ISBN-10: 0099324318.
6.2 - The Aunt's Story, circa 1948; A. 25 March 1976, Penguin, paper-back, 288 pages, 17.78 x 2.54 x 12.7 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0140041451, ISBN-13: 978-0140041453.
6.3 - The Tree of Man, circa 1955; A. 3 August 2009, Random House, Australia, paper-back, 480 pages, 3.2 x 12.8 x 19.8 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9781741667707, ISBN-10: 1741667704.6.4 - Voss, circa 1957; A. 1 October 2012, Random House, Australia, 464 pages, 20 x 13 x 3.5 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9781742756882, ISBN-10: 1742756883.6.5 - Riders In The Chariot, circa 1961; A. circa October 1996, Random House, Britain, 560 pages, paper-back, 3.5 x 13 x 19.6 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9780099323914, ISBN-10: 0099323915.6.6 - The Solid Mandala, circa 1966;
A. 1 July 2012, Random House, Australia, 320 pages, paper-back, 2.5 x 13.7 x 20.4 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9781742759012, ISBN-10: 1742759017.6.7 - The Vivisector, circa 1970; A. 19 March 2018, Penguin Australia Proprietary Limited, paper-back, 608 pages, 4.2 x 12.9 x 19.5 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9780143791010, ISBN-10: 014379101X.6.8 - The Eye Of The Storm, circa 1973; A. 1 May 2012, 608 pages, 23.24 x 12.45 x 2.69 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9780312595326, ISBN-10: 0312595328.6.9 - A Fringe Of Leaves, circa 1976; A. 1 April 2010, Random House, Australia, paper-back, 416 pages, 2.6 x 12.6 x 19.5 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9781864711486, ISBN-10: 1864711485.6.10 - The Twyborn Affair, circa 1979; A. circa August 1995, Random House Britain, paper-back, 432 pages, 19.8 x 12.9 x 4.0 centimeters, ISBN-13: 9780099458210, ISBN-10: 0099458217.
7.0 - Tom Ronan, 11 November 1907, Perth, Western Australia, to: 15 July 1976, Adelaide, South Australia, an Australian writer of historical fiction; three of Tom Ronan's texts are listed directly beneath:
7.1 - The Pearling Master, circa 1958; A. circa 1958, London: Cassell, 318 pages; B. circa 1967, Sydney, New South Wales: Angus And Robertson, 275 pages, OCLC: 468624.
7.2 - Moleskin Midas, circa 1956; A.
circa 1956, London: Cassell; B. circa 1982, Currey O'Neil, ISBN-10: 0855506326, ISBN-13: 9780855506322.
7.3 - Vision Splendid, circa 1954; A. circa 1954, London: Cassell; B. circa 1972, Lloyd O'Neil, ISBN-10: 085550336X, ISBN-13: 9780855503369.7.4 - Strangers On The Ophir, circa 1945; A. circa 1945, Sydney: Dymocks; B. circa 1966, Angus & Robertson: Pacific Books, Sydney.7.5 - Refer to the 'Tom Ronan' web-page of the Austlit Education website: <https://www.austlit.edu.au/austlit/page/A24264?mainTabTemplate=agentWorksBy>.
8.0 - Arthur Upfield, Arthur William Upfield, 1 September 1890, Gosport, Hampshire, England to: 12 February 1964 (aged 73), Bowral, New South Wales; two of Arthur Upfield's texts are listed directly beneath:
8.1 - The Man Of Two Tribes, circa 1956; A. circa 1956, Heinemann, London; B. circa 1981, London: Angus & Robertson, paper-back, 214 pages, 18 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0207141029.
8.2 - The Sands Of Windee, circa 1931; A. circa 1931, Hutchinson, London, ix-x, 11-291 pages, OCLC / WorldCat: 1878469; B. the first Australian edition, circa 1958, Angus And Robertson, Sydney.
9.0 - John O'Grady, John Patrick O'Grady, 9 October 1907, Waverley, New South Wales, Australia, to 14 January 1981 (aged 73) Oatley, New South Wales, Australia; four of John O'Grady's texts are listed directly beneath:
9.1 - They're A Weird Mob, circa 1957—an Australian comic novel on Italian migrants, published under the pseudonym: "Nino Culotta"; A. a re-print, circa 1974, Sydney and Auckland: Ure Smith, a division of Paul Hamlyn Proprietary Limited, 212 pages, ISBN-10: 0725403985; B. due to the fact the book was a best-seller, it was adapted to a film: premiere at Sydney, 18 August 1966, 112 minutes—written by Richard Imrie, directed by Michael Powell and produced by Williamson-Powell International Films.9.2 - Are You Irish Or Normal?, circa 1970—published under the pseudonym: Sean O'Grada, with commentary by "Murphy" and illustrations by Paul Rigby; A. circa 1984, Sydney: Landsdowne Press, viii, 240 pages, with illustrations, 21 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0701816562.
9.3 - Aussie Etiket; Or, Doing Things The Aussie Way, circa 1971; A. circa 1974, Sydney: Ure Smith, 104 pages, ISBN-10: 0725400676.
10.0 - Morris West, Morris Langlo West, 26 April 1916, St. Kilda, Victoria, Australia, to: 9 October 1999 (aged 83), Clareville, New South Wales, Australia; six of Morris West's texts are listed directly beneath:
10.1 - Children Of The Sun, circa 1957—an investigation of the slums of post-war Naples; the title in the United States Of America was: Children Of The Shadows: The True Story Of The Street Urchins Of Naples; A. 1 January 1957, William Heinemann Limited, ISBN 10: 0434859028, ISBN 13: 9780434859023;
B. circa 2000, Melbourne, Australia: Bolinda Press, 311 pages (large print), 20 centimeters, ISBN 1740302036; C. circa 2017, Allen And Unwin, 192 pages; ISBN-10: 1760297550, ISBN-13: 9781760297558.10.2 - The Devil's Advocate, circa 1959; A. London: Heinemann, 300 pages, 21 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0434859044, ISBN-13: 9780434859047.
10.3 - Daughter Of Silence, circa 1961; A. circa 1961, Heinemann, 274 pages; B. circa 1962, Pan Books, 223 pages, 8ð, ISBN-10: 0330102532, ISBN-13: 9780330102537; C. the novel was adapted and produced as a Broadway play, circa 1961: refer to Playbill, <https://www.playbill.com/production/daughter-of-silence-music-box-theatre-vault-0000002628>.10.4 - The Shoes Of The Fisherman, circa 1963; A. circa 1963, London: William Heinemann Limited, with the imprint Heinemann; B. 1 June 1963, William Morrow And Company, ISBN-10 0688024688, ISBN-13 978-0688024680; C. circa 1976, London: Fontana, 256 pages; D. 1 June 1963, William Morrow And Company, ISBN-10: 0688024688, ISBN-13: 978-0688024680.10.5 - The Clowns Of God, circa 1981; A. 1 May 1981, William Morrow And Company, ISBN-10 0688004490, ISBN-13 978-0688004491.10.6 - Lazarus, circa 1990; A. circa 1990, New York: St. Martin's Press, 312 pages, ISBN-10: 0312 043392.
11.0 - Hal Porter, Harold Edward Porter, 16 February 1911, Albert Park, Victoria, Australia to 29 September 1984 (aged 73); three of Hal Porter'ss texts are listed directly beneath:
11.1 - A Handful Of Pennies, 1 January 1958, the text is listed with the library of the Australian War Memorial at Canberra, but there appears to be no recent editions; A. Angus And Robertson, 218 pages, ASIN: B000ODKF6W.11.2 - The Tilted Cross, circa 1961; A. circa 1971, Faber and Faber, London, 266 pages, ISBN-13: 9780851792101, ISBN-10: 0851792103.11.3 - The Watcher On The Cast-Iron Balcony, circa 1963; A. circa 1963,
Series: University of Queensland Press non-fiction, 255 pages, 21 centimeters, ISBN: 0702225584.
12.0 - Randolph Stow, Julian Randolph Stow, 28 November 1935, Geraldton, Western Australia, to 29 May 2010 (aged 74), Harwich, Essex, England, Britain; six of Randolpg Stow's texts are listed directly beneath:
12.1 - To The Islands, circa 1958—the text is partially based on the Australian out-back, Christian Missionary, Ernest Gribble, Ernest Richard Bulmer Gribble, 23 November 1868 to 18 October 1957; the text won the 1958 Miles Franklin Award; A. refer to the more recent edition, circa 2002: xvii, 186 pages; 20 centimeters, St. Lucia, Queensland: University of Queensland Press, ISBN 0-7022-310-6.12.2 - Tourmaline, circa 1963, circa 1965; A. circa 1965, MacDonald, London, 224 pages; B. circa 1983, New York: Taplinger Publishing Company, 221 pages; 22 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0800877977.12.3 - The Merry-Go-Round In The Sea, circa 1965; A. circa 1965,
MacDonald And Company, 276 pages, ISBN-10: 0140028358.12.4 - Visitants, circa 1979; A. circa 1981 London: Picador in association with Secker & Warburg, 182 pages, 20 centimeters, ISBN-10: 0330263781, ISBN-13: 9780330263788.12.5 - The Suburbs Of Hell, circa
1984—the novel on serial killers is titled in reference to the drama The Duchess Of Malfi, circa 1613, by John Webster: the character, Bosola says: "Security some men call the suburbs of hell / Only a dead wall between"; A.
New York: Taplinger Publishing Company, 182 pages, ISBN-10: 0800874870.
12.6 - A Counterfeit Silence: Selected Poems, circa 1969—the text won the Grace Leven Prize for Poetry, circa 1969; A. circa 1969, 76 pages, paper-back, ISBN-10: 0207134065.
Figure I. A photo of the cover of the circa 1969 edition of Randolph Stow's A Counterfeit Silence: Selected Poems.
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