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This collection of essays examines the life and works of Frank Hardy, a significant figure in Australian literature and radical politics. Hardy, a celebrated working-class writer and communist, is explored through various critical lenses, including his contributions to socialist realism and his engagement with Australian identity.
The book features contributions from prominent literary figures, offering diverse perspectives on Hardy's novels, stories, and public persona. It also includes previously published material, such as an interview with Hardy and critical analyses of his most famous work, "Power Without Glory". The collection considers Hardy's place within a broader context of communist writers and intellectuals in Australia. It further analyses Hardy's impact on the nation's cultural landscape.
Used (good, see images, some markings and some initial pages marking) Softcover ISBN 0958079412
