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Ruth Manley discusses her fascination with and understanding of Japanese mythologies and folklore, particularly as a source of inspiration for The Plum-Rain Scroll.
Discusses the genesis of The Quinkins, inspired to help preserve the Aboriginal mythology of the Cape York and Mornington Island regions. Trezise explores the supernatural figure of the Quinkin, which, along with other Aboriginal myths, he and Dick Roughsey hope to make part of "national folklore" in a number of high-quality picture books for children.
Untitled,Joan Cramond,
single work review — Review of
The Willow Pattern StoryBarbara Ker Wilson,
1978single work picture book children's fiction ;
(p. 17)
Section: Picture Books
Untitled,Halina Nowicka,
single work review — Review of
WrinklesErrol Broome,
1978single work children's fiction ;
(p. 17)
Section: Picture Books