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'Folk Sayings wise and otherwise'

UQFL80-Series G-Item 2
Item
19 Apr 1973

Part of James Devaney Papers

Talk given to the Fellowship of Australian Writers, Redcliffe.

'The vanished tribes'

UQFL80-Series F-Item 10
Item
Undated

Part of James Devaney Papers

Note inside front cover: 'If this book is ever wanted again this is the corrected final version for print J D The illustrations in the original to be used, two extra stories added (p116)'

'Folk Sayings wise and otherwise'

UQFL80-Series G-Item 1
Item
19 Apr 1973

Part of James Devaney Papers

Talk given to the Fellowship of Australian Writers, Redcliffe.

'What happened to poetry'

UQFL80-Series G-Item 5
Item
19 Feb 1969

Part of James Devaney Papers

Talk given to the Realist Writers Group.

'The Leichhardt legend'

UQFL80-Series G-Item 4
Item
[1968]

Part of James Devaney Papers

Talk given to the Fellowship of Australian Writers, Brisbane Section.

'Poems'

UQFL80-Series E-Item 10
Item
1950

Part of James Devaney Papers

Manuscript version of the 1950 edition of Poems.

'Too lovely for having long'

UQFL80-Series E-Item 11
Item
1950

Part of James Devaney Papers

This poem was unfinished at the time of his death. There were a number of other holograph scraps amongst his papers. The version in Poems (1950) was compiled by Frank Francis according to his understanding of Devaney

Francis, F. C. (Frank Charles), 1895-1980

Poetry scraps and leavings