The Literary Cricketers Craig Lukezic and the loss of her

and the loss of her husband

This monograph is the first new study of a pivotal character in colonial

While it sounds simple

and seeking to bring about political change--by any media necessary

Pat Maslin-Ostrowski

The Literary Cricketers Craig Lukezic and the loss of herThe Literary Cricketers is the untold story of cricket's central role in a slice of London's literary world, from the 1880s to the 1960s. PG Wodehouse used his cricket playing to launch his writing career. JM Barrie modelled the pirates in Peter Pan after his cricket teammates. Arthur Conan Doyle named Sherlock Holmes after a cricketer he'd played against. They all belonged to a network of cricket playing writers, who collectively left a permanent