Black Australian Literature: A Bibliography of Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Oral Traditions and Non-Fiction, Including Critical Commentary, 1900-91
Tiffin, Chris, Australian Literary Studies
Black Australian Literature: A Bibliography of Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Oral Traditions and Non-Fiction, Including Critical Commentary, 1900-91, by Heinz Schurmann-Zeggel. Peter Lang, 1997. Paperback, US$50.95.
Nan Albinski's Guide is an important finding aid for Australian manuscripts held in North American Libraries. In addition to the major collections -- the University of Texas at Austin, the University of Pennsylvania and, for poetry, the State University of New York at Buffalo -- it locates many smaller collections and even individual items and mentions of a writer in third party correspondence.
The principal listing of the material is arranged by (Australian) author. Each entry gives, where possible, the dates of the author and a label identifying their occupation or the genre in which ā¦
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Article title: Black Australian Literature: A Bibliography of Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Oral Traditions and Non-Fiction, Including Critical Commentary, 1900-91.
Contributors: Tiffin, Chris - Author.
Journal title: Australian Literary Studies.
Volume: 19.
Issue: 2
Publication date: October 1999.
Page number: 235.
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