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Newspaper

Canberra Times

Location

Canberra, Australian Capital Territory, Australia

Date

Oct 05, 1973

Page

2

Solomon's wisdom on Australia’s government and parliament

A political writer reviews Solomon's book Australia’s Government and Parliament by David Solomon. The critic notes measured analysis, limited novelty, and calls for stronger executive restraint. comments on funding of campaigns and legislative reform while questioning the cover design. The piece emphasizes the book's sober tone and scholarly approach.

Australia David Solomon Nelson Melbourne Commonwealth Solomon Aly Mrether Perles Holden Bry Bentham

Tropical Gothic in a Pacific Setting Review

A critical examination of Nick Joaquín’s Tropical Gothic, edited by Wilding and published by Queensland University Press. The reviewer notes Joaquin’s atmospheric prose, the twofold narrative device, and mixed balance between style and substance, praising The Order of Melchizedek while finding much of the collection overwrought and dense.

Nick Joaquir Mucheet Wilding Queensland University Press Bobby Candido Joaquin Order of Melhuzedek

Australian Book Week called a pseudo event and prophesied spectacle

The fragment argues Australian Book Week is a pseudo event created by press releases and public relations. It cites Daniel Boursih and Geoffrey Blaine, likening launching a non existent ship to media hype. The piece questions reality versus reporting and notes organizers prophesy timing to generate coverage.

Daniel Boursih Finard Frofemor Geoffrey Blaine Ivol Dean King Bobby Riggs Boorstinagg

Mysterious Pseudo Event Around Book Week Hype

A media driven pseudo event surrounds Australia Book Week with promises of new grants to writers and a national council plan. Press releases describe a symbolic launch by figures like Peter and Michael Nicholson, with posters and imaginary inventions linked to Channel Two sketches.

Literature Board London Australia Peter and Michael Nicholson Channel Two Asher Joel Sydney Opera House Opera House Sydney Horton Sir Asher Boorstin

The Gold of the Gods by Freddy von Daniken Explored

The article reviews von Daniken new book The Gold of the Gods, detailing claims of ancient advanced beings, a vast South American tunnel system, and a cave library. It notes Der Spiegel investigators questioned his sources, Morice credibility doubts, and ongoing scientific critique while highlighting public fascination and widespread book sales.

Daniker Earth von Daniher South America Vor Danthen der Spiegel von Danihen Hime von Daniken Jur Morice Flungary Morice Bac Guayaquil von Daliken Germany von Vaniken Teller Encounter 1 von Bunken Guar Thelow Berlin Technical University Archaeologiat von Daniken

Looking For A Wave youth novel review by J M Cooper

A critical look at Looking For A Wave by J M Cooper Badley Head 140pp 5 50 The narrative follows a youth attempting to escape society and critiques youths problems including money unmarried mothers and pregnancy risks The reviewer notes strong message delivery but points to uneven character depth and pacing while praising the author David Eldridge as a relatable voice despite some sensational scenes

Cooper Mekism University Griers Lin J. M. Cooper Badley Head

Cutting Up Land in 1970 Wins Victorian Prize

J M Powell won first prize in the Victorian Bi Centenary Literary Competition for The Public Lands of Australia Fetix. The study details land seizure and of Victoria, exposing the life of small selectors, the dummy schemes, financiers, and squatter practices. Maurice Dunlevy calls it engaging for general readers and professional historians alike.

J. M. Powell Public Lands of Australia Powell Maurice Dunlevy

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