A Comment 13

Editor/publisher: Cecily Crozier
Contributor: Max Harris
Contributor: Karl Shapiro
Contributor: Irvine Green
Contributor: Louis Thomas (Tom) Dimes
Contributor: James Gleeson
Contributor: Robert Crossland
Contributor: Willian Olden
Categories: Bookwork / Anthologies, Letterpress Books, Poetry/Proses/Text Works, Relief Print Books, Zines/Chapbooks

Reference no.:H/NL/Anth/Comment/42.02 Place/Shelf:3DL

Book title:	A Comment 13
Published by:	Cecily Crozier
Year made:	1942
Place made:	Australia
Original:	Yes
Dimensions:	180 x 240
Binder:	commercial binding
Physical description:	stapled booklet
Medium:	poetry, prose, essays / linocuts, reproductions
Further information:
"Dear Readers, Perhaps the quotation at the bottom of this page will interest Willian Olden, his criticism of Comment in 'Mud' is harsh and not, I think, quite justified. Perhaps also as Willian Olden has taken the trouble to write his criticism he would also take the trouble to interest a few of his 'real Moderns' in Comment. It should be their paper. The quotation is taken from an article in the last Art in Australia, by Herbert Reed." Cecily Crozier The quotation being: "'T.S. Eliot once wrote a defence of what might be called 'the little magazine'—those obscure journals which spring up wherever two or three young poets come together and find themselves without any medium for communicating their views to an indifferent public. Usually inadequately financed, badly printed, and strangely named, they run for perhaps half-a-dozen issues and then disappear..."