In 1920s Melbourne, Graham McInnes was a boy, directing traffic during the Great Police Strike, attempting to derail electric trains, fighting bush fires, scrambling over extinct volcanoes, exploring abandoned tunnels, breaking into weekend shacks, sailing down Port Phillip Bay, reading serialised pioneer science fiction in the local press, weltering in calf love for a lisle-legged schoolgirl goddess, listening to Jack Smith – The Whispering Baritone on a hand-cranked portable gramophone, or pestering the life out of step-cousins reckoned up by dozens, to say nothing of step-aunts and step-uncles. xii, 211 p. map. 23 cm. #0221 Autobiography First Edition.
Goodbye, Melbourne Town
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| Author | Graham McInnes |
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| Publisher | Hamish Hamilton, London |
| Year Published | 1968 |
| Book Condition | Very Good |
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| Binding Type | Hardcover in Dustjacket |
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