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C.J. Koch (1932 - )

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posted on 2023-05-28, 01:12 authored by Cranston, CA

Biographical, bibliographical, and literary historiography of Australian author C.J. Koch.

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Publication title

Dictionary of Literary Biography, 1950-1975

Volume

289

Pagination

196-206

ISBN

0 7876 6826 5

Publisher

Bruccoli Clark Layman

Publication status

Published

Place of publication

Detroit

Repository Status

Open

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Patrick White Randolph Stow Graham Greene Catholicism Other Worlds Dualism Irish Tasmania Clemes College Lewis Carroll Christian Brothers' College World War II Fuller's Booksop James Joyce Fyodor Dostoevsky D.H. Lawrence Thomas Wolfe Michael Hulse Douglas Stewart Vivian Smith Neil Davis John Keats William Wordsworth Sir John Morris Robert Menzies James McQueen The Bulletin ASIO Australian Communist Party Robert Brain Grand Trunk Express India Europe Australian Broadcasting Corporation Kenneth Slessor 'Steel Rudd'Frederick Bert Vickers British Empire Melbourne Sydney Stanford University Irene Vilnonis Malcolm Cowley Frank O'Connor Ken Kesey Gurney Norman Larry McMurtry Peter S. Beagle. Charles Manosn Bhagavad Gita Heinrich Zimmer Joseph Campbell Carl Jung Manicaeism Gnosticism Sri Ramakrishna Nirad C. Chaudhuri UNESCO Jakarta wayang myths Sukarno Marxism Islam dwarf women homosexuality MGM Literature Board of the Australia Council Nicholas Hasluck China Cultural Revolution Gang of Four Peter Weir David Williamson the Seekers Tom Thompson The Age Book of the Year National Book Council Hawthornden Prize F. Scott Fitzgerald Ernest Hemingway Les Murray Geoffrey Lehmann Marcus Clarke Colin Wilson Carlos Castaneda Hon.Litt.D AO Vietnam Cambodia Khmer Rouge Robin Allanah Whyte-Butler James McAuley John Mitchel Thomas Meagher Margaret O'Meara Victorian Premier's Award Coliln Roderick Award Macquarie University

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