John Mulgan and the Greek Left: A Regrettably Intimate Acquaintance.

In May 2021, I attended the Featherston Booktown Festival with Vincent O’Sullivan to talk about John Mulgan and Man Alone, which had just been re-published in a corrected edition. The large audience was clearly interested in and knowledgeable about Mulgan’s only novel, and equally interested in its enigmatic author.

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Journal
Journal of New Zealand studies
Published
2025-08-12
DOI
https://doi.org/10.26686/jnzs.ins39.9900
Primary Topic
Irish and British Studies
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John Mulgan and the Greek Left: A Regrettably Intimate Acquaintance.

Peter Whiteford
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John Mulgan and the Greek Left: A Regrettably Intimate Acquaintance.

Peter Whiteford
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Abstract

In May 2021, I attended the Featherston Booktown Festival with Vincent O’Sullivan to talk about John Mulgan and Man Alone, which had just been re-published in a corrected edition. The large audience was clearly interested in and knowledgeable about Mulgan’s only novel, and equally interested in its enigmatic author.

Journal of New Zealand studies(NS39)
Openalex Percentile: Top 72%
Irish and British Studies
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John Mulgan and the Greek Left: A Regrettably Intimate Acquaintance. — Peter Whiteford · Journal of New Zealand studies (2025) | TGRS Research Map | TGRS