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The New Zealand Railways Magazine, Volume 2, Issue 10 (February 1, 1928)

Writing In The Train

Writing In The Train.

That the train is a good place in which to work is the conviction of many prominent literary men. The peculiar pleasure and excitement of train travel gives wings to the imagination and the mind goes soaring into every corner of the realm of fancy.

Of the great literary men of our day who work in the train, George Bernard Shaw is perhaps the most famous. It is said that this distinguished dramatist writes nearly the whole of his plays whilst travelling in the train between London and his country house at Agot St. Lawrence, Herts.

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“The Nymphets Sporting There.”—Drayton. The Haunting Fasoination Of Rotorua.

“The Nymphets Sporting There.”—Drayton.
The Haunting Fasoination Of Rotorua.