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HEAT 14. Cartoon Ducks

239 pages
Paperback, 22.3 x 17 cm
Published 2007
ISBN 9781920882297
ISSN 1326-1460

Editor

Ivor Indyk

Designer

Harry Williamson

HEAT 14. Cartoon Ducks

Contents

Fiction

Beth Yahp – Point of No Return
Tom Cho – Pinocchio
Gillian Mears – No More Beyond
Dorothy Johnston – Two Wrecks

Essays

Andrew Riemer – In Memory of Elizabeth Jolley
Brian Castro – On Patrick White
Fiona Kelly McGregor – Meal Tickets
Evelyn Juers – 1935: As Ripe Fruit Falls
Dmetri Kakmi – Down Came the Chimney
Mark Rappaport – Creature
Barry Hill – John Wolseley’s Mapping into Australia

Poetry

Judith Beveridge, Kerry Hardie, Jaya Savige, Keith Gillam, Joanne Burns, Gregory O’Brien, Ian C. Smith, Grace Yee, Kate Middleton, Jennifer Maiden, Emily Ballou

Art

Anne Zahalka – Wild Life

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