Peter Skrzynecki further literary papers, 1990-1996
Peter Skrzynecki further literary papers, 1990-1996
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1990-1996
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MLMSS 8405
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0.64 metres of textual material (4 boxes)
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Drafts and page proofs of his novel 'The Cry of the Goldfinch' with related correspondence, bound into volumes by Dr Cains, some erroneously labelled
BOX 1
Volumes: Correspondence; Original Typescript (2 volumes); Original Version Submitted; Original Photocopy (is actually corrected computer typescript). Includes photographs, letters, edi...
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Peter Skrzynecki further literary papers, 1990-1996
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Information upgraded as part of the Manuscripts Unprocessed eRecords Project 2011-2012
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Purchased from Geoffrey Cains, May 2001
Administrative / Biographical history
Peter Skrzynecki was born in 1945 to Feliks and Kornelia Skrzynecki in Germany. He emigrated to Australia in 1949 with his parents on the "General Blatchford". The family lived in a migrant camp in Bathurst for two weeks before being moved on to the Parkes Migrant Centre, a former Air Force Training Base. It is this camp, in central-western New Sou...
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MLMSS 8405
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nmQd04Rn
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412749
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