Norman Lindsay is a renowned Australian artist, sculptor and writer. This novel is a fictional story about the character, Ella Belairs whom returns to Ballarat, Victoria to live with relatives after spending her childhood in Fiji. The book describes life in Ballarat in the 1890s and the weaknesses and eccentricities of the characters.
The novel was later adapted for television in 1972.
This first edition book would appeal to the avid book collector, or those interested in the works of Norman Lindsay.
The Cousin from Fiji | Norman Lindsay
Title: The Cousin from Fiji
Author: Norman Lindsay
Edition: First
Publication Date: 1945
Publisher: Angus & Robertson, Sydney
Binding: Hardcover (Red cloth)
Pages: 261 pages
Dust Jacket: No
Condition: Wear and tear and some marks to the outside boards. Slight indent to bottom rear board. Inscription of previous owner on the front end paper. Pages are clean and text legible. No tears or rips to pages. Minor foxing to edges of some pages. Overall, still a very good book for its age and use.
ISBN: N/A
Dimensions: 22 cm x 14 cm x 2.5 cm
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