Bohemians of the Bulletin – Norman Lindsay - HC with Dust Jacket 1966

A second printing of Bohemians of the Bulletin by Norman Lindsay, published in 1966 by Angus & Robertson.

This book is one of Lindsay’s most important late works as a vivid, personal account of the writers, artists, and editors who shaped Australian literary culture around The Bulletin during its most influential period. Drawing on firsthand experience, Lindsay writes not as a distant commentator but as a participant, offering portraits that are sharp, affectionate, irreverent, and often very funny.

Illustrated throughout with Lindsay’s own pen drawings, Bohemians of the Bulletin blends memoir, literary history, and social commentary, capturing figures such as Henry Lawson, Banjo Paterson, Miles Franklin, and others before they hardened into legend. The result is an unusually human record of Australian literary life.

Dust jacket: Present and protected in a removable sleeve. Shows light edge wear, mild creasing, and age-toning. A small original bookseller price label remains to the rear panel. Overall, a clean and complete jacket with good shelf presence.

Book: Hardcover in very good condition. Binding firm, boards clean, pages clean and bright with minimal toning. No inscriptions or loose pages noted.

A solid, well-preserved second printing which is increasingly uncommon with the dust jacket intact.