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Issue Details: First known date: 2022... vol. 37 no. 4 September 2022 of Magpies : Talking About Books for Children est. 1986-1995 Magpies : Talking About Books for Children
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2022 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Aleesah Darlison : A Stellar Career - From Planet Earth to Outer Space!, Allison Paterson , single work column

'Where did 12 years go? Surely it's not that long since I first met Pipp the Puggle and his prickly problem in Aleesah Darlison's very first children's picture book Puggle's Problem. I recall Pipp's story to a class for the first time and championing the puggle's need for patience. Soon after, there was Warambi, the story of the destruction of a bent-wing bat colony and the plight of a displaced bat. Bearly There was in between and then an explosion of books to come that cemented the award-winning and internationally published Aleesah Darlison into the fabric of children's literature in Australia.' (Introduction)

 (p. 4-6)
The Surrealist Within : Stephen Michael King, Joy Lawn (interviewer), single work interview
Joy Lawn interviews Stephen Michael King about his picture books.
 (p. 12-14)
Writing The Goodbye Year, Emily Gale , single work (p. 16)
The Crafting of Wanderer with Victor Keleher, Allison Paterson , single work column
'The stories of author Victor Kelleher are always met with anticipation and it was with delight I learned that Victor, after some fifteen years, was returning to the writing of the novel for upper middle-grade readers. Wanderer was inspired by the wilds of the Tasmanian coast and the brilliant and engaging outcome of meticulous crafting and richly-imagined world-building' (Introduction)
 (p. 18)
Inside Story : The Wonderful World of Writing, Illustrating and Publishing Children's Books by United Publishers of Armidale Sophie Masson and Kathy Cream Introduce inside Story, Joy Lawn , single work interview (p. 20-22)
'Around the World and Wildwood' with Ashleigh Barton, Joy Lawn (interviewer), single work interview
Joy Lawn interviews Ashleigh Barton about her books for children. 
 (p. 24-26)
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