Westerly 13:2

Contents:

Creative Nonfiction

Howard Gaskin How It Strikes a Contemporary
John Barnes Henrietta Drake-Brockman
Alexandra Hasluck Henrietta as Historian
John K. Ewers Henrietta

Poetry

Andrew Burke Curl Curl Tip
Robert Connell Can You Draw Boundaries
Michael Dugan A Lover's Compliment
B. Toohey To Be Pricked by the Eye of a Needle But Still Manage to Laugh
T. Counihan Stripper
Timothy Kline Soldier, Soldier
R. J. Deeble Conjugate the Verb A'Mao
R. J. Deeble Pax Vobiscum
R. J. Deeble Circenses
Wendy Horowitz Poem
Graham Rowlands Twenty-One Years
Ian Templeman The Goldenfish
Noeline Burtenshaw Requiem for a Bloodied Feather
Gavin Burgess I Shall Journey
Rhyll McMaster Bird of Glass
Ian Templeman Prologue for a Summerchild Only…
Bob Hodge The Vigil
P. Bradstreet Hour Glass
Nicholas Hasluck Cemetery
Ron Gray Green-Beggar
Hal Colebatch Museum Meteorite
Nicholas Hasluck The Road to Matilda
Sweeney Reed Time Breathes
Hal Colebatch Gulls on a Yacht
Ross Haig Words and Feelings
Ian Templeman The Evangelist
Timothy Kline From a Young Writer's Diary
K. R. Bamford Goodnight with Apple
Timothy Kline Poet to Peasant
John Romeril For the Time Being You Are
Nicholas Hasluck Return
David Ambrose Restful Death
Andrew Burke I Stayed Home
Andrew Burke Bank Robber
Andrew Burke Epistle to Tony
Viv Kitson and Andrew Burke Zoo Poems
Roger McDonald Four Victorian Photographs
Ron Gray How Delicate Darcness Must Be
Delphine Waldron Words of Thought
Roger McDonald Chance
Viv Kitson Three Variations on the Theme of Death
Ron Gray All the Beautiful People
Sweeney Reed Barbarella

Fiction

Michael Wilding Yes, We Unzip Bananas
Murray Jennings Blues for Crowley
J. Riviere Morris Who'll Take a Glove
J. C. Michael In Which an Agrarian Reformer Hears a Prophecy, of the Day the World Turns Off
C. P. Sleet Vestibules of Glory

Review

Anthony Miller Seven Poor Men of Sydney
H. P. Heseltine Katharine Susannah Prichards
John Barnes Lawson and the Short Story in Australia
Patrick Hutchings Realism is not Dead: It Has Been Seen in Bologna!