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Hallam Tennyson • 10 Items / 1 Set, 7 Books, 2 Articles
The Wall of Dust (1948)
by Hallam Tennyson
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    Selected Notice (3 Reviews)
    David Paul
    Land Without Heroes, by George F. Green
    1. Land Without Heroes by George F. Green
    2. Something Terrible, Something Lovely by William Sansom
    3. The Wall of Dust by Hallam Tennyson
    Horizon, July 1948, pp. 74-80
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    Best of the Stories (3 Reviews)
    John Farrelly
    The Common Chord, by Frank O'Connor
    1. The Common Chord by Frank O'Connor
    2. A Long Fourth, and Other Stories by Peter Taylor
    3. The Wall of Dust by Hallam Tennyson
    The New Republic, March 8, 1948, pp. 24-25
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    Fiction Is Not Make-Believe (7 Reviews)
    Henry C. Tracy
    My Uncle Jan, by Joseph Auslander and Audrey Wurdemann
    1. My Uncle Jan by Joseph Auslander and Audrey Wurdemann
    2. Small Victory by Zelda Popkin
    3. Marching Bonnet by Astrid E. Valley
    4. The Wall of Dust by Hallam Tennyson
    5. That Winter by Merle Miller
    6. The Professor's Umbrella by Mary Jane Ward
    7. Peony by Pearl S. Buck
    Common Ground, Summer 1948, pp. 111-122
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    Briefly Noted (9 Reviews)
    Fiction
    1. The Train from Pittsburgh by Julian Farren
    2. Amanda Said the Grass Was Green by Robert Manson Bunker
    3. The Short Term by Arthur Baker
    4. The Wall of Dust by Hallam Tennyson
    5. Johnny Christmas by Forrester Blake
    6. James and Joan by Anne J. Fremantle
    7. The Harp in the South by Ruth Park
    8. Lucinda Brayford by Martin Boyd
    9. Tuesday to Bed by Francis Sill Wickware
    The New Yorker, February 28, 1948, p. 77