133552
- TitlePeter Hopegood poems and correspondence, 1922-1923
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- Call numberMLMSS 6200
- Level of descriptionfonds
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1922-1923 - Type of material
- Reference code133552
- Physical Description0.01 meters of textual material (1 volume)
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Peter Hopegood (1891-1967) was born in England and came to Australia in 1924. After working on a pearling lugger and as a jackeroo he became a journalist and freelance writer, publishing his first book of poems, Austral Pan and Othar Verses in 1932. Other books followed - Thirteen from Oahu (1940), Circus at World's End (1947) and Snake's-Eye View of a Serial Story (1967). His earlier work shows the influence of Hugh McCrae and the Lindsays. - Scope and Content1. Correspondence: letters to Norman Lindsay and Hugh McCrae and letters from Harold Munro.
2. Poems (typescript with Ms corrections) including 'Norman Lindsay - An Attempted Interpretation'. - Creator/Author/Artist
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