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Macdonald "Mac" Hastings occasionally contributed fictional work to "Lilliput", a literary magazine, under the pseudonym of Lemuel Gulliver. In 1951 after the closure of "Strand Magazine" he was recruited by an Anglican priest, Marcus Morris, to write for a new boys' comic, "The Eagle". He filed reports from far-flung parts of the world under the title of "Eagle Special Correspondent" reportedly making around 5,000 pounds a year by 1952, Hastings was doing very well for himself and his family. He was a co-founder/editor of the fortnightly "Country Fair".