"THE CUNNINGHAMS," David Ballantyne's first novel, will be reviewed by J. R. Cole (above) in the ZB Book Session on April 24, and following the review David Ballantyne will be interviewed by Frank Sargeson, who is to chair the session. Other books which will be reviewed are: "The Golden Warrior," by Hope Muntz; "Elizabeth, Captive Princess," by Margaret Irwin (both reviewed by Prof, F. L. W. Wood), and "The Silent Traveller in Edinburgh," by Chiang Yee (A. R. D. Fairburn).
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New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 512, 14 April 1949, Page 11
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80"THE CUNNINGHAMS," David Ballantyne's first novel, will be reviewed by J. R. Cole (above) in the ZB Book Session on April 24, and following the review David Ballantyne will be interviewed by Frank Sargeson, who is to chair the session. Other books which will be reviewed are: "The Golden Warrior," by Hope Muntz; "Elizabeth, Captive Princess," by Margaret Irwin (both reviewed by Prof, F. L. W. Wood), and "The Silent Traveller in Edinburgh," by Chiang Yee (A. R. D. Fairburn). New Zealand Listener, Volume 20, Issue 512, 14 April 1949, Page 11
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