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HEAT 2. Fitzroy to Freo

255 pages
Paperback, 22.3 x 17 cm
Published 2001
ISBN 957831129
ISSN 1326-1460

Editor

Ivor Indyk

Designer

Harry Williamson

HEAT 2. Fitzroy to Freo

Fitzroy to Freo

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Contents

Prose

Jessica Anderson – Project! Project!
Fiona Capp – That Oceanic Feeling
Louis Nowra – Lust and Adoration
Manuel Rivas – What do You Want With me, Love?
Martin Armiger – Biff
Janet Kieffer – Sark Lake
Simon Petch – The Law, The Western, and Wyatt Earp
Abbas El-Zein – Quest for an Indian King
Barbara Brooks – Lil’s Story
Tom Carment – Illustrated Tales
David Brooks – Napoleon’s Roads
Tim Richards – The Futures Market
Antoni Jach – Strange Happenings at Via Silla

Poetry

Meredith Wattison, Simon Armitage, Jennifer Maiden, Lidija Cvetkovic, Jan Owen, Alan Wearne, Jill Jones, Deb Westbury, Joanne Burns, James Lucas, John Bennett, Lucy Dougan

Literary Engagements

Mandy Sayer – The Short Stories of Ernest Hemingway
Hugh Tolhurst – Manic-Depressive Illness and Poetry
Judith Beveridge – Writing Home: Three New Zealand Poets
Brendan Ryan – The Collected Poems of John Forbes
Martin Duwell – Contemporary Australian Poetry
Greg McLaren – Blowing Dandelions: A Note on Calyx

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