Fire on the Moon review surveys Norman Mailer work
The critique traces Norman Mailer and his memoirs and interviews, noting his American persona Aquarius and his moon mission book A Fire on the Moon. It surveys Mailer’s mood after personal turmoil, his NASA space trip setting, and the book’s metaphysical musings and fragmented reportage.
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A L ATE EDUCATION a Moorehead reminiscence
Alan Moorehead writes a memoir of a young journalist’s rise from Melbourne to Europe in 1936 and beyond. The book traces his wartime reporting, Desert Campaign ties with Alex Clifford, and later Florence connections, framing a life shaped by events from the 1920s to postwar era.
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Australian novels and the short story legacy
The piece argues that a dearth of strong Australian novels stems from diminished short fiction markets. It notes that many major writers learned craft in short stories, mastering concision before scale, and laments the decline of short fiction since the late 1940s.
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Australian Writers Market for Short Tales in 1970s
An examination of postwar Australian outlets for short fiction shows 24 magazines offering brief stories, with most paying little. Catholic and men’s or women’s magazines dominate, yielding scarce, low-paid markets for serious literary work, with one outlet paying $20 per thousand words.
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Australian short story pay rates in literature markets
A discussion of payments for Australian and international short stories across magazines and broadcasts. The piece compares rates from US and Australian outlets, notes low exposure for many venues, and argues for reconsidering fellowships to boost literary short story payments and publishing opportunities.
Please Count to Ten Analysis Review
A dense, OCR style critique of Transactional Analysis and Eric Berne's work. It surveys Thomas A Harris Book of Choice and compares approaches, noting its pedantic tone, lack of empirical data, and potential for dogma, while highlighting practical TA concepts like Child Parent Adult patterns and adult communication strategies.
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Poisonous plots in two 20th century whodunits review
Geoff de Fraga notes two new mystery books. Two Doses of Poison and Sweet Poison feature poisons with twists. Hamilton’s story centers on prewar British railway hangings, while Clark’s blends cops and humor with a contemporary setting. Ratings skew toward plotting over style, with solid puzzle elements and uneven characterization.
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