y separately published work icon World Literature Written in English periodical issue  
Alternative title: WLWE
Issue Details: First known date: 1992... vol. 32 no. 1 Spring 1992 of World Literature Written in English est. 1962 World Literature Written in English
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 1992 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Woman Who Loved Men: Christina Stead as Satirist in "A Little Tea, A Little Chat" and "The People with the Dogs", Susan Sheridan , single work criticism (p. 2-12)
Learning to Recognize Wicked People: Christina Stead's "A Little Tea, A Little Chat", Elizabeth Perkins , single work criticism (p. 13-25)
"Caught But Not Caught": Psychology and Politics in Christina Stead's "The Puzzleheaded Girl", Judith Kegan Gardiner , single work criticism (p. 26-41)
Christina Stead's Human Comedy: The American Sequence, Margaret Harris , single work criticism (p. 42-51)
Christina Stead in 1991, Louise Yelin , single work criticism (p. 52-54)
Black Words, Canadian Ears: Adam Shoemaker and the Scene of Aboriginal Writing 1980-1984, J. J. Healy , single work review
— Review of Black Words, White Page : Aboriginal Literature 1929-1988 Adam Shoemaker , 1989 single work criticism ; (p. 107-116)
The Value of the Local, Douglas Barbour , single work review
— Review of An Australian Compass : Essays on Place and Direction in Australian Literature Bruce Bennett , 1991 selected work prose criticism biography ; (p. 120-122)
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