Red Mask

Red Mask: A Story of the Early Victorian Goldfields
Author	E. V. Timms
Language	English
Genre	young adult historical
Publication date	1927
Publication place	Australia

Red Mask: A Story of the Early Victorian Goldfields is an Australian historical novel by E. V. Timms, set at the time of the Victorian gold rush.^[1]

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Red Mask at AustLit
Serialised in World News in 1926-27 – 18 Dec, 5 Feb, 12 Feb, 19 Feb, 5 March, 26 March, 2 April, 16 April

v t e Works by E. V. Timms
Novels	The Hills of Hate (1925) The Valley of Adventure (1926) James! Don't Be a Fool (1926) Red Mask (1927) The Cripple in Black (1930) Whitehall (1931) Alicia Deane (1932) Conflict (1934) Far Caravan (1935) Uncivilised (1936) Maelstrom (1938) Dark Interlude (1939) James! How Dare You (1940) Forever to Remain (1948) The Pathway of the Sun (1949) The Beckoning Shore (1950) The Valleys Beyond (1951) The Challenge (1952) The Scarlet Frontier (1953) The Fury (1954) They Came from the Sea (1955) Convict Town (1955) Ten Wicked Men (1955) Shining Harvest (1956) Robina (1958) The Big Country (1962) Time and Chance (1971) (by Alma Timms)
Non-fiction	Lawrence, Prince of Mecca (1927)
Films	Hills of Hate (1926) The Grey Glove (1928) The Squatter's Daughter (1933) Uncivilised (1936) Forty Thousand Horsemen (1940)
Radio	The Shadow Man (1936) The Shadow Man Again (1936) The Valley of Adventure (1937) The Three Diggers (1938-39) The Cripple in Black (1939) James! Don't Be a Fool (1940) Forever to Remain (1949) The Pathway of the Sun (1950) The Beckoning Shore (1951) Forever to Remain (1952) The Pathway of the Sun (1952) The Valleys Beyond (1953) The Challenge (1953) The Beckoning Shore (1953) The Scarlet Frontier (1953) The Fury (1955) Shining Harvest (1957) They Came from the Sea (1965)

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