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 | Westerly 46 Salt Volume 13
Edited by Dennis Haskell
& Delys Bird | |  | | Annotation: | | Main description: |
Stories
The Goodbye Cafe – Jo Gardiner
Double At The Dragon – roger Vickery
Letters to a Loved One – Nathan Hondros
The lost moloch – Gretta Beveridge
Sloppy Seconds – Melinda Marshall
Shingle Street – John Saul
Poems
Taking The Plunge – Megan McKinlay
The Sound of a Breaking String – Jennifer Compton
Dear Jack to Jack Charles – Jack Hibberd
W.A. Ink – Jack Hibberd
At The Patisserie – Jean Kent
Falling – Roland Leach
The Death of Aleksandr Pushkin – Jeff Guess
“… The Nightmare Life-In-Death…” (The Rime of the Ancient Mariner) – Margaret Lewis
The Light Green Waves – Eugene Dubnov
The Whisperers – Thomas Robert Barnes
Dry Riser Inlet – Vivienne Plumb
The Great Thing About A Hypothetical Self – James Quinton
Head-On And Charged With Perhaps – David Lumsden
Mercy – Marcelle Freiman
Crazy Love – Ian C. Smith
On Recalling The Shopping Complex Voted Ugliest Building Two Years Running – Mark O’Flynn
I Like Airports – Aidan Coleman
Grave – Petra White
Peach-Skin – Ellen Whele
After Long Sleep – Ellen Whele
Drayton Cemetery Memory a letter to Gloria – Bruce Dawe
Evening On A Country Road for Liz – Bruce Dawe
Articles
How Deep Does The Yellow Sand Go? – Joan London
Where The Yellow Sand Stops – robert Drewe
How Does The Settler Belong? – Fiona Probyn
A Place for the Space Between: Fictocriticism and the University – Paul Dawson
Reviews
Coming and Going: A Liberature of Place. Australian Fiction 2001 – Shirley Walker
A Gregarious Culture: Australian Non-Fiction, 2001-02 – Jim Wieland
“I find a space for it somehow”: new poetry – Luch Dougan
Peter Cowan (1914–2002): Reflections – Bruce Bennett
Dorothy Hewett (1923–2002) – Bruce Bennett |
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