"The story of pulps in Australia before World War II is a story of literary snobbery, moral outrage and efforts to limit access and distribution" Check out @stuartkells new ebook online https://t.co/B8Ek4ZkjFB #openaccess
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New ebook available on La Trobe eBureau
The La Trobe eBureau has published its latest title Australian pulps 1939–1959: You go high, we go low by Stuart Kells. This publication is available right now and free to download from the eBureau website.
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Library opening hours for Anzac Day and Uni holiday
There will be a change to Library opening hours this Sunday 25 April for Anzac Day, and Monday 26 April for the University holiday (Anzac Day in lieu).
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