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Index of Rananim Issues |
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Issue Date |
Article Title |
Page Number |
vol 1, no. 1, October 1993 |
The Wyewurk Saga Continues (Committee formed to save bungalow where Lawrence stayed in Australia) |
1 |
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DHL Society of Australia Formed |
1 |
| |
Postcard from Frieda |
2 |
| |
By Steam Train to Thirroul
DHLSA Excursion in footsteps of Lawrence |
3 |
| |
Letters of Introduction (But who did Lawrence know in Australia?) |
4-9 |
| |
The Man Who Did Live at Murdoch Street (Bert Toy of The Bulletin) |
8 |
| |
Letters |
10 |
| |
Bits |
11 |
| |
Anniversary Lunch Sur L’herbe |
12 |
| |
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vol 2, no. 1, February 1994 |
Launch on the Grass Official launch of DHLSA |
1 |
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The Spirit of the Place Exhibition of Garry Shead Kangaroo series |
2 |
| |
What Walter Knew The Friend Connection – Andrew. Moore |
3 |
| |
By Steamship to Rananim |
4 |
| |
The Barber of Thirroul Frieda Lawrence’s Strange Gift – R. Darroch |
5 |
| |
An Incident at the Café Royal Katherine Mansfield seizes Lawrence’s s Amores - S. Darroch |
10 |
| |
A Literary House that has been Preserved |
15 |
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Was Willie Struthers My Uncle Jock? My uncle knew D.H. Lawrence – Robert Douglass |
16 |
| |
Frank Hardy's Testimony |
21 |
| |
Bits |
23 |
| |
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vol 2, no. 2, June 1994 |
By Steam Train to Wyewurk Another DHLSA Excursion in footsteps of Lawrence |
1 |
| |
A Visitor from Japan (and England) |
3 |
| |
A Touch of Pasadena at Thirroul |
4 |
| |
Following the Footsteps of Lawrence
Where did he go? Who did he meet? |
8 |
| |
The Evidence of the Rolls |
16 |
| |
Lawrence works in Australia – a Collection |
17 |
| |
Women in Love and Kangaroo Literary Connections – Steve O’Connor |
19 |
| |
Trip to Sri Lanka |
24 |
| |
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vol 2, no. 3, October 1994 |
Lawrence Seminar by the Sea |
1 |
| |
Pera Hera |
3 |
| |
An Affable AGM |
3 |
| |
The Mystery of the Old Dairy Failed Hunt in Darlington W.A. for Lawrence plaque |
4 |
| |
Lawrence, Leavis and the Law |
8 |
| |
The Evidence of the Letters
Lawrence’s Introductions |
12 |
| |
New Lawrence Statue |
14 |
| |
Lawrence at Duntroon |
20 |
| |
Place of Spirit |
22 |
| |
ls Lawrence Dinki-Di? |
24 |
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vol 3, no. 1, February 1995 |
A Lively Third Year Ahead |
1 |
| |
“The Darroch Thesis” Put to Flight? Overseas reviews question Darroch’s interpretation |
3 |
| |
The Long and Muddy Road to-Taos Michael Lester visits the Lawrence ranch |
5 |
| |
Wyewurk Visitors’ Book (1934-49) |
6 |
| |
Kangaroo in Court
The battle for Wyewurk |
10 |
| |
CUP Kangaroo Review |
12 |
| |
Wobbly Source for Row in Town Where Lawrence got his riot |
14 |
| |
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vol 3, no. 2, June 1995 |
A Day Out on Sydney Harbour
DHLSA takes to the water |
1 |
| |
How Would Wyewurk? |
3 |
| |
The Spy Episode The Aldington/Kershaw letters |
5 |
| |
Back of Burke |
9 |
| |
Andiano! A guide to Lawrence’s travel writing |
10 |
| |
On the Lady Hopetoun (picture spread) |
12 |
| |
Lawrentian Places |
15 |
| |
A Literary Stouch “Hrrumph” says Humphrey McQueen |
16 |
| |
A Battle of Tongues Our readers have their say |
19 |
| |
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vol 3, no. 3, November 1995 |
An August Gathering Our DHLSA Conference at the Writers’ Centre |
1 |
| |
Lawrence Returns to the Haymarket Our DHLSA AGM with the Kuo Min Tang |
2 |
| |
The Touch (poem by Peter Skrzynecki) |
3 |
| |
How Lawrence Inspired composer Peter Sculthorpe |
3 |
| |
Kangaroo and The Boy in the Bush Paul Eggert on Lawrence’s other Australian novel |
4 |
| |
An Unconsidered Trifle Robert Darroch responds to A.D. Hope |
7 |
| |
How We Battled to Save Wyewurk Sandra Darroch and the Wyewurk cartoon |
10 |
| |
On First Reading DHL |
14 |
| |
The Shead of Windsor Garry Shead’s anti monarchist story |
15 |
| |
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vol 4, no. 1, April 1996 |
SPECIAL POETRY ISSUE |
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Between the Covers (Christopher Pollnitz) |
6 |
| |
Poems by Various Contributors |
10-16 |
| |
It Was a Hot & Steamy Night (“Elephant”) Robert Darroch on Lawrence in Ceylon |
17 |
| |
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vol 4, no. 2-3, December 1996 |
From the Reticulous to the Sublime The DHLSA takes a trip to Thirroul |
1 |
| |
Elvis at Our DHL Conference
A summary of the papers given at our Conference |
3 |
| |
Multiple Lawrences |
5 |
| |
Horror! Shock! Drama! (a spy in our midst)
Vice-president was an MI5 agent |
6 |
| |
How Many Oranges? |
8 |
| |
Benjamin Cooley – A Factitious Composite |
10 |
| |
A Hitherto Unidentified Lawrence Item |
13 |
| |
ln the Valley of the Roses
Robert Darroch in Germany on a hitherto unconsidered trifle |
14 |
| |
Excursion to Lodden Falls
Photos of our day where Lawrence picnicked |
18 |
| |
Pussy Jenkins and Her Circle
Lawrence’s Perth, WA, contact and her friends |
20 |
| |
Lawrence and the Marchbanks |
23 |
| |
Recent Theories of Travel Writing & DHL |
29 |
| |
The Digger Who Caught Lawrence's Eye |
31 |
| |
Strangers on a Train Margaret Jones has a suspicious encounter |
34 |
| |
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vol 5, no. 1, April 1997 |
Lawrence Seventy-five Years On DHLSA marks important anniversary |
1 |
| |
An Invitation to "Lawrence's House" My uncle knew D.H. Lawrence |
3 |
| |
The Other Tenant from Eastwood |
5 |
| |
What Elsie Knew A voice from “The Garage” |
7 |
| |
Lady Chatterley’s Plover |
8 |
| |
A Memory of Lawrence from India |
9 |
| |
Mining Lawrence's Nomenclature Where he got his names and characters |
10 |
| |
Wyewurk Seventy-five Years Ago |
16 |
| |
Lazarus Raises DHL Centre's Profile |
17 |
| |
Jolly Boating Weather (Yet Again) DHLSA annual Harbour cruise |
18 |
| |
Lawrence and Comedy |
20 |
| |
Was Lawrence a Good Sport? A surfer, but what else? |
26 |
| |
Republican or Monarchist? |
30 |
| |
Inky Stephensen's Lawrence Story An Aussie at Oxford |
33 |
| |
A New Australian Novel of Thirroul A powerful new Thirroul novel |
35 |
| |
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vol 5, no. 2, September 1997 |
In Lawrence’s Footsteps The DHLSA’s Northern Beaches excursion |
1 |
| |
Frieda in Taos Geoffrey Dutton meets Mrs Lawrence |
3 |
| |
Squib, Not Cannon An unidentified Lawrence item |
5 |
| |
The lnky Way Lawrence and his paintings |
12 |
| |
What's in a Name? Further Lawrence nomenclature |
21 |
| |
DHL and Humour Funny, but not ha-ha |
30 |
| |
The Lawrence Ranch |
33 |
| |
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vol 5, no. 3, December 1997 |
By Steam Train to Berry for our AGM |
1 |
| |
Why Did Lawrence Make the Connection? Kangaroo and R.L. Stevenson |
3 |
| |
Poem: Stepping into the Same River Twice Poem by Christopher Pollnitz |
5 |
| |
Sunday in New Mexico DHLSA member visits Taos |
6 |
| |
A Ruse by Any Other Name More about Lawrence’s nomenclature |
10 |
| |
Friendship and Freedom of Soul In Lawrence’s Kangaroo |
20 |
| |
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vol 6, no 1, June 1998 |
Lawrence Sites Under Threat |
1 |
| |
Carry on up the Lane Cove River DHLSA aboard the Lady Hopetoun again |
1 |
| |
Keeping the Gamekeeper Game Christopher Pollnitz on Lawrence biography |
3 |
| |
But he did have the World and Time Questioning the provenance of Kangaroo |
5 |
| |
The Ferries of Sydney Harbour in 1922 |
7 |
| |
A Ferry-eye view of old Sydney |
10 |
| |
Larboard Watch Ahoy! DHLSA’s cruise to harbor backwaters |
10 |
| |
Manning Clark and DHL The historian was a Lawrence fan |
13 |
| |
Death of Warren Roberts |
14 |
| |
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vol 6, no. 2, October 1998 |
Welcome to the Age of Uncertainty Robert Darroch ponders on Modernism |
1 |
| |
Near This Place Lawrence Stayed A monument to Lawrence at Thirroul |
3 |
| |
Did Lawrence Sleep Here? A case of mistaken identity |
4 |
| |
Was there an Ashton Link? |
5 |
| |
Take me to your Liedertafel Sandra Darroch traces Lawrence’s Western Australian links |
8 |
| |
Fear and Loathing in Las Taos A tongue-in-cheek report of the 1998 DHL Conference |
15 |
| |
Down in the Woods, Something Stirred Lawrence& his thing about trees |
26 |
| |
The Roo who Came to Dinner Garry Shead’s Lawrence picture show |
31 |
| |
Ranamin Website Mooted |
32 |
| |
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vol 7, no. 1, December 1999
vol 8, no. 1, March 2000 |
We Are Alive and Twitching DHLSA looks to the future |
1 |
| |
A Cruise into the Future Another DHLSA Harbour cruise |
3 |
| |
Madly Memories of Lawrence |
4 |
| |
DHL, Women's Ally |
6 |
| |
Footy Poem |
8 |
| |
Third Age Lawrence A new way of studying Lawrence |
9 |
| |
Lawrence Book Reviews |
11 |
| |
DHL plaque Picture Spread |
12 |
| |
Editor gets Wet in Sicily John Lacey in Italy |
14 |
| |
Dear Diary... |
15 |
| |
Kings School Letters Letters quoting Lawrence in Kings School archive |
16 |
| |
Nothing to Sniff at |
17 |
| |
A Slip or a Tip? |
27 |
| |
Tea with Monty DHLSA member recalls meeting Frieda’s son |
28 |
| |
Letter from London |
40 |
| |
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vol 9, no. 1, March 2001 |
Welcome to our New DHL Website Our new DHLSA website is now up |
1 |
| |
Our New President John Lacey takes the reins |
3 |
| |
AGM Returns to its Roots |
3 |
| |
We've Come a Long Way |
5 |
| |
To Thirroul via Collaroy DHLSA takes a ferry to see Wyewurk |
12 |
| |
Sailing to Thirroul Poem by Christopher Pollnitz |
13 |
| |
Bert Gets a Stockings Blue |
14 |
| |
Wyewurk Papers Fight to save Wyewurk papers |
16 |
| |
Mr Lawrence I Presume |
18 |
| |
Mr Lacey's Passage to India |
19 |
| |
Not the End of the Story Robert Darroch questions the CUP ending of Kangaroo |
21 |
| |
Letter from Paul Eggert “I give up.” |
30 |
| |
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vol 10, no. 1, May 2002 |
A Thoroughly Thirroulean Time DHLSA goes to Thirroul again |
1 |
| |
A Small Step |
3 |
| |
DHL Reserve A dedicating delegation to the DHL Reserve at Thirroul |
5 |
| |
Troubadour at Thirroul John Ruffels struts his stuff |
6 |
| |
Sea and Sydney |
8 |
| |
Our Trivial Pursuits |
8 |
| |
The Man Who Wasn’t There George Augustine Taylor glides into view |
9 |
| |
Lady Hopetoun Album Another Harbor cruise |
16 |
| |
Kandy Will Be Dandy |
17 |
| |
The Quest for “Ardnaree” We track down Lawrence’s Kandy bungalow in Ceylon |
18 |
| |
By Train to the City of Light Our President remembers India |
24 |
| |
What If… Lawrence had caught a different train |
26 |
| |
Blue, Blue, Blue Why was Lawrence in love with blue? |
29 |
| |
We’re Not Alone |
29 |
| |
Did DHL Hear Red? Did Lawrence have Synaesthesia? |
31 |
| |
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vol 11, no. 1, March 2003 |
A Tale of Two Picnics |
1 |
| |
DHL Knew My Farther |
4 |
| |
Who Put a Comma In? |
8 |
| |
From Cagliari to Coalcliff |
10 |
| |
Lawrence & Lincoln Cathedral |
13 |
| |
Our Victorian Correspondent |
14 |
| |
Our Beijing Correspondent |
15 |
| |
A Shead Exhibition |
16 |
| |
A Wyewurk Romance |
17 |
| |
How DHL Fell on His Feet |
18 |
| |
Kangaroos at the Zoo |
24 |
| |
Lawrence & Nietzsche |
26 |
| |
Lawrence Into Fox |
33 |
| |
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vol 12, no. 1, February 2004 |
So…Lawrence Doesn’t Matter? Lawrence is still relevant |
1 |
| |
Lady Hopetoun Cruise Send not to know for whom the boat tooted |
3 |
| |
About this Issue |
5 |
| |
Special Spirit of Lawrence Issue A death in Thirroul |
7-27 |
| |
Saving Young Brett Australian Lawrence artist Brett Whitely saved from drowning |
10 |
| |
A Toast to Jane Austen We prove that Mellors is sexier than Darcy |
15 |
| |
The Boy from Gundagai My inspiraton, my mentor, my guide – sculptor Tom Bass on Lawrence |
18 |
| |
Balls Head Snapshots |
20 |
| |
New Tricks Old Dog Gerald Pollinger sends his regards |
23 |
| |
Sandon Point Developed |
26 |
| |
Victorian Jottings |
28 |
| |
Culture Shock Thirroul wasn’t England |
29 |
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The Light Brigade Andrew Moore with De Groote’s sword |
30 |
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Row in Parliament John Lacey returns to India |
32 |
| |
Snakes & Adders Angela Barker remembers Lawrence’s most famous poem |
35 |
| |
President’s Report |
36 |
| |
AGM |
37 |
| |
Lawrence Swansong Wyewurk comes to the stage |
38 |
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vol 13, no. 1, August 2005 |
DHL, Jane Austen & the Trained Cormorant Storytelling on train to Robertson |
1 |
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Where Are We Going? What Are We Doing? A major new Lawrence biography |
3 |
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Our Anniversary |
4 |
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A Tale of Two Houses The houses that link Collaroy to Thirroul |
5 |
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“Hinnemoa” - and the Oatley Connection Collaroy house remembered |
7 |
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DH Lawrence in Brazil Could Kangaroo become a string book? |
10 |
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A Cormorant Holmes? Why a Cormorant? The winning Ranelagh entries |
15 |
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Back on Board the Lady Hopetoun Yet another Harbour cruise |
17 |
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Looking for DHL Editions |
20 |
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The Great Debate: Sex and Sensibility How we beat the Austen society |
21 |
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Jane Austen vs DHL: The Great Debate The winning arguments |
22 |
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DHL in England and Europe |
26 |
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Lawrence and “Heidi” Lawrence and the Melbourne art colony |
30 |
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The Enemies of Lawrence |
31 |
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Thirroul Arts Festival |
33 |
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vol 14, no. 1, November 2006 |
Highlights of this Issue |
1 |
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Marking our 13th Year |
3 |
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Lawrence & Zarathustra The links between Kangaroo and Nietzsche |
4 |
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Lawrence and Dada A new way of making sense ofKangaroo |
7 |
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All at Sea with DHL “My mother sailed with DHL” |
12 |
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Was there a Jones Connection? |
13 |
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But Who WAS Jaz? Another Lawrence shipmate |
15 |
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A Lawrentian Event Picnic at Georges Heights |
17 |
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Out and About with Lawrence |
18 |
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DH Lawrence: Genius or Joke? A talk by Peter Coleman |
20 |
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A Roo by Any Other Name Robert Darroch reviews The Virgin and the Gypsy |
24 |
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A Sinister Theory |
27 |
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Tribute to Margaret Jones |
28 |
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Encounters with Bloomsbury Sandra Jobson Darroch’s Bloomsbury Talk |
30 |
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President’s & Treasurer’s Reports |
33 |
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Two BBQs |
34 |
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vol 15, no. 1, 2007-2008 |
LAWRENCE & ART |
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Highlights of this Issue |
1 |
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Rananim Goes Virtual
Our first online Rananim issue |
3 |
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Lawrence Renaissance It has been a good year for Lawrence |
4 |
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Margaret Jones Inaugural Lecture Paul Delprat on Lawrence’s Art |
5 |
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Trees or Water? Review of Robert Drewe Short Story |
7 |
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Stormy Weather Our Damp Harbour Cruise |
8 |
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Lawrence in New Zealand Sandra Jobson Darroch on Lawrence and Katherine Mansfield |
10 |
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Paul Delprat on Lawrence’s Art |
12 |
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Bert of All Trades Not only could he write |
14 |
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Lawrence’s Paintings (picture spread) |
16 |
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If Lawrence Had Stuck to Painting |
18 |
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The White Stocking Lawrence short story analysed |
20 |
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Our Rose Garden Picnic |
26 |
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Judit Shead Tribute to artist Garry Shead’s late wife, Judit |
27 |
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Australian Journalist Interviews Lawrence! |
28 |
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President’s & Treasurer’s Reports |
30 |
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Bits & Letters |
31 |
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More Lawrence Paintings |
32 |
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About the Society |
32 |
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vol 15, no. 2, November 2008 |
Jacaranda Cruise The DHLA voyages up the Lane Cover River in blossom |
1 |
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Lawrence and Gertler Jonathan Long explores their relationship |
1 |
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vol 16, no. 1, January 2009 |
Our 16th Anniversary Botanic Gardens Picnic |
1 |
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DHLSA AGM |
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vol 16, no. 2, March 2009 |
By Tram to Narrabeen with DH Lawrence DHLSA finds the tram that took Lawrence and Frieda from Manly to Narrabeen |
1 |
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vol 16, no. 3, April 2009 |
‘I’VE Never Left Lawrence” Says Composer Sculthirpe Peter Sculthorpe reads from Kangaroo |
1 |
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vol 16, no. 4, September 2009 |
A Visit to the Studio of the Man Who Put Kangaroo on Canvas A Visit to Garry Shead’s Studio |
1 |
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vol 17, no. 1, February 2010 |
Margaret Jones Memorial Lecture (& AGM) Defending the Darroch Thesis Prof. Andrew Moore gives a historian’s perspective |
1 |
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1 |
vol 17, no. 2, April 2010 |
The Ides of Lawrence Art Exhibition
An exhibition of works about Lawrence at the Union Club, Sydney |
1 |
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vol 17, no. 3, July 2010 |
A Visit to Taos Society member Michael Lester visits Taos |
1 |
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Wyewurk for Sale |
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A Major Literary Discovery Sandra Darroch discusses how Lawrence portrayed Katherine Mansfield not only inWomen in Lovebut also inThe Lost Girl |
1 |
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vol 18, no. 1, February 2011 |
Boz is Back in Oz (Unveiling of Statue) Our Society attends the unveiling of a statue of Dickens in Sydney |
1 |
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vol 18, no. 2, July 2011 |
In the Footsteps of Lawrence International DHL Conference in Sydney |
1 |
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The House at the End of the Road Robert Whitelaw discovers the house Lawrence visited in Narrabeen |
2-3 |
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vol 19, no. 1, June 2012 |
90th DHL Arrival Anniversary (special Garry Shead drawing) |
1 |
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Geoff Dyer in Sydney Sandra Darroch interviews Geoff Dyer, author of Out of Sheer Rage – the search for Lawrence |
1 |
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President's Welcome: John Lacey |
2 |
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Literary Contest |
3 |
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Literary Contest Contributions: Rob Douglass; Sandra Darroch; Lindsay Foyle; Paul Delprat |
3 |
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Anniversary Photos |
8 |
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vol 19, no. 2, October 2012 |
Lawrence & Frieda on Location Garry Shead makes a film about Lawrence andKangaroo |
1 |
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Lawrence’s Lost Girl Found in New York Sandra Jobson (Darroch) on a New York connection with Lawrence |
2 |
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Katherine Mansfield: Lawrence’s Real Lost Girl Sandra Darroch tells of her literary discovery |
2 |
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Roy Irons – The Architct of Wyewurk |
8 |
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The Witch a la Mode Lawrence and Male behaviour |
9 |
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vol 20, no. 1, May-Jun 2013 |
DHL Welcomes RLS to Litsocsyd RL Stevenson in Sydney |
1 |
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AGM |
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vol 20, no. 2, October 2013 |
The Truth About Lawrence & Kangaroo Launch of Robert Darroch’s online book about Lawrence &Kangaroo |
1 |
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vol 21, no. 1, June 2014 |
A Rose Garden 22nd Celebration |
1 |
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vol 21, no. 2, November 2014 |
Our New Media Venture (and film premiere) Launch of Garry Shead’s DVD of his film on Lawrence & Kangaroo |
1 |
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How to Buy Garry’s Film |
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vol 22, no. 1, August 2015 |
What Lawrence Did at the Zoo New Venue for our DHL Celebration |
1 |
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A Day at the Zoo |
1 |
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vol 23, no. 1, August 2016 |
Darroch Book Launch at the State Library |
1 |
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The Bulletin, DH Lawrence & Kangaroo< Sydney Launch of Robert Darroch’s book DH Lawrence’s 99 Days in Australia Gala Bulletin Dinner at the Union Club |
1 |
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vol 24, no. 1, February 2017 |
The Svengali Press: Niche Publisher for Lawrence Books Launch of a new publishing company specialising in Lawrence |
1 |
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In Search of Villa Fontana Vecchia Michal & Jill Lester search for Lawrence’s Sicilian abode |
1-3 |
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vol 24, no. 2, September 2017 |
London & Sydney Launches of Garsington Revisited |
1 |
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Why Lawrence Visited Rose Cottage |
2 |
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DHLA Member Visits Brook Cottage |
3 |
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vol 24, no. 3, November 2017 |
Was Lawrence Gay? The evidence of the red wooden heart |
1 |
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Latest Rananim Issue |
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vol 26, no. 1, February 2020 |
WE ARE OFF TO TAOS |
1 |
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SITUATING ECOFEMINISM IN LAWRENCE’S STORIES |
2 |
