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* Contents derived from the , 1992 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.

A Little Irish Woman in Black, Ruth Park , extract autobiography (p. rev 3)

Ruth Park: The Words that Changed My Life, Ruth Park , extract autobiography (p. rev 3)

[Untitled] (from The Ruthless Garden), Margaret Simons , extract (p. rev 4)

[Untitled] (from Au Pair), Fiona McGregor , extract (p. rev 4)

[Untitled] (from The Yellow Mountain Express), John Toohey , extract (p. rev 4)

[Untitled] (from General Naucal's Secret), Libya Charleson , extract (p. rev 4)

[Untitled] (from Most Beloved), Miriam Zolin , extract (p. rev 4)

Now it is About Time to Tell You What Happened to the Gorilla Child (from The Mule's Foal), Fotini Epanomitis , extract (p. rev 4)

Terminal Cancer; Mrs Wood"Not even the most elasticised imagination", John West , single work poetry (p. rev 6)

Editors Stretch Poetic Licence, Martin Duwell , single work review
— Review of Australian Poetry in the Twentieth Century 1991 anthology poetry ; (p. rev 6)

Back View, single work review (p. rev 6)

Perennial, single work review
— Review of Miss Herbert (The Suburban Wife) Christina Stead , 1976 single work novel ; (p. rev 6)

Geophagy"The eating of clay is not something I ever imagined myself", Terry Harrington , single work poetry (p. rev 7)

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