Co-editor of Australia’s first (anti-modernist) “little magazine” Vision (1923-4) by 1926 Jack Lindsay (1900-1990) was living in Bloomsbury attempting to “promote [his father] Norman Lindsay's notion of a sexually utopian Australian renaissance” to the British, and having re-established John Kirtley’s hand-press the Fanfrolico Press. Liquidated in 1930, due to Lindsay’s bankruptcy, the press’ “ ultimate legacy was scholarly literary erotica”. Lindsay went on to have a prolific and variegated writing career – “Overall he created fascinating syntheses throughout his works, but left a magnificent ruin” – and is remembered as a distinguished man of letters for English-speaking communism (ODNB). The identities of Babs/Bats, MINN and the young artist remain unknown.