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- The Federal Government as Literary Patron, single work criticism (p. 3-19)
- Genesis Was a Good Year Wasn't It?i"I see a tombstone I've", single work poetry (p. 23)
- At the Inquisitioni"Downstairs is my Queensland", single work poetry (p. 24)
- Matei"a mate, a rabelais boozer,", single work poetry (p. 25)
- Accessi"I have left my car lights on,", single work poetry (p. 26)
- Accessi"Wanting to be heard", single work poetry (p. 27)
- In the Room's Warmthi"In the room's warmth", single work poetry (p. 28)
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A Traveller's Tale,
single work
short story
'There is a point in the northern part of the state, or rather, a line that runs waveringly across it, where the vegetation changes within minutes. A cataclysmic second a million or more years back has pushed two disparate land masses violently together, the one open savannah country with rocky outcrops and forests of blue-grey feathery gums, the other sub-tropical scrub. You arrive at the crest of a ridge and a whole new landscape swings into view. Hoop pines and bunya command the skyline. There are palm-trees, banana plantations. Leisurely broad rivers that seem always in flood go rolling seaward between stands of plumed and scented cane. It is as if you had dozed off at the wheel a moment and woken a whole day further on.' (Introduction)
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Women, Writing and War : Looking Back at the 1930's,
single work
review
— Review of Exiles at Home : Australian Women Writers 1925-1945 1981 single work criticism biography ; (p. 89-96) - Snake, single work short story (p. 97-106)
- The Steeli"I am older than my mother.", single work poetry (p. 107-111)
- Interview : Les A Murray, single work criticism biography (p. 112-129)
- Hard Work and Idle Dissipation : The Dual Australian Personality, single work criticism (p. 130-137)
- The Fear of Dyingi"Quietly in a downstairs room", single work poetry (p. 147-152)