A CRITICAL BIOGRAPHY OF EDWIN JAMES BRADY - Mallacoota ...

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iii Introductions, Forewords, etc.
Foreword (pp. 1 – 18) in E.H. Anderson, The Economics and Finance of a
New Order (Melbourne, 1946).
Foreword to E. Harrington, Boundary Bend and Other Ballads (Melbourne,
1936).
Foreword, “Personal Impressions of Victor Daley and His Work” (pp. 11 – 14)
in Muir Holburn and Marjorie Pizer (eds.), Creeve Roe: Poetry by Victor
Daley (Sydney, 1947).
Foreworfd (pp. 7,8), dated February 1948, to H.H. Pearce, The Song of Nature
(Melbourne, 1948).
iv Editorial Material.
Brady wrote regular editorial material as editor of various publications. There
is too much of this to list, but it is available as follows:
The Arrow, 1896 – 1900
The Grip, 1901 – 1903
The Worker (Sydney), 1904 – 1905.
The Native Companion, 1907
v General Prose.
“Life’s Highway” a series of reminiscences and autobiographical notes,
extracts from which were published in Southerly, No. 4, 1952 to No. 4, 1955.
“Louis Esson: Memories and Impressions”. L. Esson, The Southern Cross and
Other Plays (Melbourne, 1946), pp. 215 – 217.
“The Voice of Australia”, a biographical essay on Lawson in Cecil Mann
(ed.), The Stories of Henry Lawson, Third Series (Sydney, 1964), pp. 488 –
505.
Major Contributions were made to:
Bank Notes, 1938 – 1941.
Focus, 1946 – 1948.
The Labor Call, 1930 – 1936.
Life Digest, 1945 – 1950.
A fairly exhaustive card-file has been made of Brady’s contributions to
various publications, including over a thousand poems. With such voluminous
production, the names only are given of publications which have printed his
work.