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Issue Details: First known date: 1989... vol. 49 no. 4 December 1989 of Southerly est. 1939 Southerly
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Contents

* Contents derived from the 1989 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Talking/Listening : Anecdotal Style in Recent Australian Women's Fiction, Paul Salzman , single work criticism (p. 539-553)
Bangkok Birdmani"He sits in Buddha pose nested among his cages", Geoffrey Morris , single work poetry (p. 553)
A Worthier Calling, Zeny Giles , single work short story (p. 554-559)
Aviaryi"Its dome of sky", Geoffrey Morris , single work poetry (p. 559)
An Interview with Shelton Lea, Michael Sharkey (interviewer), single work biography interview
'Shelton Lea's path crossed with mine in Sydney in 1965. We both sojourned at Kings Cross in Sydney. Shelton ('Shelly") was already an identity as a poet. among other roles. He read and recited poems at the El Rocco jazz club in Brougham Street at the top of William Street. to the accompaniment of jazz musicians. He also performed poetry impromptu in pubs and coffee lounges like the Royal George, Windsor Castle, and the Piccolo. Eric Beach recently [1988] observed to me, 'Shelton's a rumour, even people who don't know his second name know Shelton all over Australia: Shelton Lea's poetry charts his picaresque life, but to see him only as Bohemian nonconformist is to overlook the seriousness of his dedication to the craft of poetry. The poetry and the life bear each other up: eight volumes in paint, besides countless magazine. journal, anthology, and chapbook appearances. recordings, and readings in every State for over twenty years.' (Introduction)
 
(p. 560-580)
The White Peacocki"This is her gift to him, he sees a subtle", Jill Hellyer , single work poetry (p. 581-585)
Kitty's Beachi"There is no telephone beneath the crystal", Stuart Rees , single work poetry (p. 585)
Reading Poetry Againi"Headaches and restless nights", Stuart Rees , single work poetry (p. 586)
Fifteen Minutes, Virginia Bernard , single work short story (p. 587-594)
Weather Reporti"In the past, you could have said that nature's weeping.", Jeri Kroll , single work poetry (p. 595)
Stepdaughteri"She hovers like a butterfly,", Jeri Kroll , single work poetry (p. 596)
The Left Right Man, David Holmes , single work short story (p. 597-601)
Autonomyi"Confusedly dodging", Chris Wallace-Crabbe , single work poetry (p. 602)
For the Shade of my Fatheri"All the wintergreen", Chris Wallace-Crabbe , single work poetry (p. 603)
The Girl in the Bureau de Change, Ann Dombroski , single work short story (p. 604-608)
Forgive an Unkind Poemi"I must write while young", Dorothy Hall , single work poetry (p. 608)
"Rattling the Orthodoxies" : A View of Ada Cambridges A Marked Man, Louise Wakeling , single work criticism (p. 609-623)
Meeting the Son of Pelias at Headlands Hoteli"three years after Remos' first cries", Debbie Westbury , single work poetry (p. 624-625)
Dapto Dressing Upi"The sky at dusk", Debbie Westbury , single work poetry (p. 625)
An Apocalyptic Horse, Robert Hood , single work short story mystery horror (p. 626-630)

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