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Westerly Magazine

2005 v.50

Special 50th Anniversary Issue

Westerly 2005 v.50


Poems

Caroline Caddy
Lucy Dougan
John Kinsella
Kristen Lang
Jessika Tong
Miriam W. Lo
John Mateer
D. J. Huppatz
Ouyang Yu
J. P. Quinton
Shirley Geok-lin Lim
Megan McKinlay
Meg McNena
Jean Kent
Tracy Ryan
Adrian Caesar
Roland Leach
Andrew Lansdown
Michale Heald
Barbara Temperton
Philip Salom
Ross Bolleter
jeff Guess
Stephen Muecke
paul Fahey
Diane Fahey
Shane McCauley
Nigel Gray
Linda Weste
Louis Armand
Syd Harrex
Fay Zwicky
Sarah French
Andrew Taylor

Stories

Prison Diary - Robert Drewe

from The Concert Angels - Sari Smith

Lingua - Peter Manning

from An Olive Branch for Sante - Antonio Casella

from The Censors' White Flare - Simone Lazaroo

from Naatj - Kim Scott

Peter Meeting Judas in Heaven - Alf Taylor

The Black Shoes - Tess Williams

The Realms of the Unreal - Stephen Dedman

Quietly Dead, Quietly Buried - Van Ikin

A Very Pale Meat - Marion M. Campbell

from Arriving - Terri-ann White

from Genesis - Rebecca Smith

Still Life - Kate Lyons

Sisters - John Saul

from Texas - Sarah Hay

West Coast World - David Wilkinson

The English Class - Ouyang Yu

The Floating Ophelias - Chris McLeod

Skin - Marcella Polain

Articles

Bruce Bennett on Westerly Through the Rear-View Mirror

Michael Ackland on The Aims and Art of Robert Drewe's Fiction

Myint Zan on Minthuwun: A Tribute to a Gentle Burmese Poet

Karen Welberry on Horse-Breaking as Metaphor in Australian Cultural Discourse

Robert Dixon on Tim Winton, Cloudstreet and the Field of Australian Literature

Review Essays

Kerryn Goldsworthy on recent fiction

Syd Harrex on new Australian poetry, 2004-2005

Robert Dixon on the year's work in non-fiction

Photographs by Graeme Kinross-Smith

Peter Cowan, collector of bottles

Mary Durack, at her home in Perth, W.A.

Randolph Stow, at the family grave plot, Sand Springs Station, Geraldton, W.A.

T. A. G. Hungerford, W.A. writer

Judah Waten, in his study, Box Hill, Melbourne

Australian writers at poetry reading, Adelaide Writers' Fesitval

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