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Issue Details: First known date: 2010... vol. 18 no. 1 Autumn 2010 of Viewpoint : On Books for Young Adults est. 1993 Viewpoint : On Books for Young Adults
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2010 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Anonymity Jones: A Dish Best Served Cold, James Roy , single work column (p. 2-3)
[Review] Anonymity, Stella Lees , single work review
— Review of Anonymity Jones James Roy , 2010 single work novel ; (p. 3)
An Inner-West Trilogy, Melina Marchetta , single work column (p. 4)
[Review] The Piper's Son, Chris Wheat , single work review
— Review of The Piper's Son Melina Marchetta , 2010 single work novel ; (p. 5)
Playing Gamer's Quest, George Ivanoff , single work column (p. 6-7)
[Review] Gamers' Quest, Eddie La Marca , single work review
— Review of Gamers' Quest George Ivanoff , 2010 single work novel ; (p. 7)
Curiosity is a Virtue: Interview with Garth Nix, Susan La Marca (interviewer), single work interview (p. 8-9)
Steampunk : A Compleat Guide, Michael Pryor , single work criticism
Michael Pryor gives an overview and definition of the literary sub-genre Steampunk, '[a] speculative fiction set in the Victorian/Edwardian era. With a Science Fiction or Fantasy approach rather than a historical novel approach, Steampunk revels in combining the formality of late nineteenth /early twentieth century society with whizzbang technology ... a nostalgic, retro retake on the 'scientific romances' of Jules Verne and HG Wells.' Pryor discusses aspects of the sub-genre and works by Australian and overseas writers.
 (p. 10-11)
[Review] Little Paradise, Christopher Thompson , single work review
— Review of Little Paradise Gabrielle Wang , 2010 single work novel ; (p. 13)
Note: Written as: Chris Thompson
Zing in a Tale: Interview with Wendy Harmer, Clare Kennedy , single work column (p. 16-17)
[Review] I Lost My Mobile at the Mall, Clare Kennedy , single work review
— Review of I Lost My Mobile at the Mall : Teenager on the Edge of Technological Breakdown Wendy Harmer , 2009 single work novel ; (p. 17)
[Review] My Private Pectus, Sam Franzway , single work review
— Review of My Private Pectus Shane Thamm , 2009 single work novel ; (p. 18-19)
[Review] Dreaming of Amelia, Margaret Robson Kett , single work review
— Review of Dreaming of Amelia Jaclyn Moriarty , 2009 single work novel ; (p. 19)
Note: Written as: Margaret Kett
[Review] Raw Blue, Roie Thomas , single work review
— Review of Choices Dianne Wolfer , 2001 single work novel ; Raw Blue Kirsty Eagar , 2009 single work novel ; (p. 22)
Opal, Bronte Vipond , single work short story young adult (p. 28)
[Review] The East Wind, Blair Mahoney , single work review
— Review of The East Wind David Richardson , 2009 single work children's fiction ; (p. 33)
Untitled, Ruth Starke , single work review
— Review of The Undrowned Child Michelle Lovric , 2009 single work children's fiction ; (p. 36-37)
Untitled, Anna Beth McCormack , single work review
— Review of Headgames Casey Lever , 2010 single work novel ; (p. 37)
Untitled, Katie Wyatt , single work review
— Review of January Gabrielle Lord , 2009 single work children's fiction ; (p. 41)
Untitled, Michelle Prawer , single work review
— Review of Bottersnikes and Other Lost Things : A Celebration of Australian Illustrated Children's Books Juliet O'Conor , 2009 single work criticism ; (p. 43)
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