Alan Mulgan, 1881–1962
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Journalist, poet, novelist and critic, Alan Mulgan was a significant force in the world of New Zealand letters in the first half of the twentieth century. Though his work is now little read, it remains historically significant, for it expresses very clearly certain cultural concerns that characterized the period.
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Rhind, Graham. ‘A Memory of Alan Mulgan’. Landfall 37, no. 2 (1983): 164-66.
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