Frank Sargeson
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Sargeson became an influential figure in New Zealand writing, and his work continues to be recognised as a major influence on New Zealand literature. Sargeson is known for his minimalist and sparse style, with a focus on unhappy and isolated male characters, and has been credited with introducing everyday New Zealand English to literature. He published over forty short stories in the 1930s and 1940s, and later works included novels, plays and autobiographies. He also mentored and supported other young New Zealand writers, most notably Janet Frame. Provided by Wikipedia
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42by Meikle, Phoebe C (Phoebe Churchill)Other Authors: “...Sargeson, Frank...”
Published 1970
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