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Tess van Sommers - papers, 1943-1993

Tess van Sommers - papers, 1943-1993

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Tess van Sommers - papers, 1943-1993

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Full title

Tess van Sommers - papers, 1943-1993

Date

1943-1993

Call Numbers

MLMSS 6180

Record Identifier

9qoVX551

Reference Code

131410
Physical Description

Contents

4 boxes - 0.54 Meters

Textual Records

Textual Records - (typescript)

Clippings

Photographs

Other Descriptions

Level of description

Fonds

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Scope and Contents

Contents

Correspondence:
1961-1993; Letters received by Tess van Sommers. Correspondents include Sir Russell Drysdale, Cedric Emmanuel, Michael Heyward, Sir Compton Mackenzie, Arthur Marshall, Ruth Park, and Morris West. RESTRICTED (Call No.: ML MSS 6180/1)
1979-1993; Letters received by Tess van Sommers from Harold Stewart. Includes newscuttings,no...

Alternative Titles

Full title

Tess van Sommers - papers, 1943-1993

Contextual Information

Source

Presented by Tess van Sommers in 1995, 1996

Administrative / Biographical history

Tess van Sommers was born in 1919. She graduated from Sydney University in 1944. From the early 1940s to 1966 she was a journalist, feature writer, columnist and literary critic. At times she wrote under the pseudonym of Vanessa Brown. In 1966 she became Executive Editor of Books for Reader's Digest, Australia. During 1967 she worked in New York fo...

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Primary Identifiers

Call Numbers

MLMSS 6180

Record Identifier

9qoVX551

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https://devfeature-collection.sl.nsw.gov.au/record/9qoVX551

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Reference code

131410

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