Bardie
by Bridge, Gail Dreezens
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"As a young man Shillington wrote of his travel experiences for the NSW Wellington Gazette. Early in the 1900s he wrote a series of reminiscences and short stories for the Kalgoorlie Sun and the Sunday Times under the pseudonym of 'Bardie'. He also wrote a learned article on the Shakespeare controversy for a Kalgoorlie paper. Later he was a well known writer to The West Australian under 'EES' and his own name." -- P. v.
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