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Issue Details: First known date: 2002... no. 17 November 2002 of Australian Folklore est. 1987 Australian Folklore
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Notes

  • Contents indexed selectively.
  • An issue commemorating the centennial of the birth of Alan William Marshall (1902-1984) and particularly treating of other story-tellers and varied styles of folk narrative

Contents

* Contents derived from the 2002 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Australian Folk Sensitivity Revealed : The Amazing Fifty Years Literary Career of Alan Marshall, O.B.E., A.M., Hon. Doctor of Laws, (1902-1984), J. S. Ryan , single work obituary (p. 1-5)
These Are My People : Selected Short Stories, by Alan Marshall, Bill Wannan , extract criticism (p. 6-7)
Alan Marshall and the Victorian Writers' League, John White , extract biography (p. 8-16)
Kisses a Quid a Piece, Alan Marshall , single work short story humour (p. 17-18)
Select Bibliography of the Work of Alan Marshall, J. S. Ryan , single work bibliography (p. 19-26)
The Cinema of Alan Marshall, Neil Rattigan , single work criticism (p. 27-35)
Towards a Chronological Listing of Items about Alan Marshall, J. S. Ryan , single work bibliography (p. 36-42)
The Australian Yarn Revisited, Neville Duguid , single work criticism
Author's synopsis: In 1977 Ron Edwards convincingly differentiated the Australian yarn from the more widely published tall tale in The Australian Yarn: An Analysis. But the distinction can remain mysterious to those whose exposure to the Australian yarn has been limited largely to the printed page. Is it the tall or the tale or both that makes the tall tale different from the Australian yarn? The topic is revisited here within the context of Edwards' 1977 essay, also using as supporting evidence the titles and subtitles of published collections by four well-known Australian collectors and authors.
 (p. 101-108)
A Musing on Neville Duguid's Paper, Bill Scott , single work column (p. 108-110)
Digger Poetry of World War I, Ian M. Johnstone , single work criticism (p. 111-121)
Our Anzacs at Gallipolii"All tense for adventure, in that famous pre-dawn,", Ian M. Johnstone , single work poetry (p. 119-120)
Little Boy Losti"In the wild New England ranges came the word one fateful day,", Johnny Ashcroft , single work poetry (p. 149)
'Little Boy Lost', Kim Torney , single work criticism (p. 149-156)
Bunyips, Yahoos and Yowies : A Folklore of Fear or Indigenous Racial Memories?, Julie Hawkins , single work review
— Review of Bunyips : Australia's Folklore of Fear Robert Holden , Nicholas Holden , 2001 single work criticism ; (p. 243-248)
Cedar House - 'If You Were a Carpenter and I Were a Lady' : A Review Article, Susan Mason , J. S. Ryan , single work review
— Review of Cedar House Edwin Wilson , 2001 single work novel ; (p. 249-253)
[Review] Chain Letters : Narrating Convict Lives, J. S. Ryan , single work review
— Review of Chain Letters : Narrating Convict Lives 2001 anthology criticism correspondence ; (p. 254-255)
Untitled, R. J. Smith , J. S. Ryan , single work review
— Review of The Cambridge Companion to Australian Literature 2000 anthology criticism ; (p. 258-259)
September the Eleventhi"At dawn on September the eleventh he received his orders.", Keith McKenry , single work poetry (p. 269-270)
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