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June 1982, no. 41

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Cat Tracks by Gordon Aalborg

The Performing Arts in Contemporary China by Colin Mackerras

Slipstream by Roger McDonald

The Lion’s Bride by Gwen Harwood

James Joyce in Australia

The Golden Age of Australian Opera: W. S. Lyster and his Companies 1861–1880 by Harold Love

Trucanini, Queen or Traitor? by Vivienne Rae Ellis

Ballet in Australia: The second act 1940–1980 by Edward H. Pask

True Love and How to Get It by Gerard Lee & Bliss by Peter Carey

Australian Melodrama: Eighty Years of Popular Theatre by Eric Irvin

Book to Film

Relationships: Self-help for the family by Terry Colling

Portable Australian Authors: Joseph Furphy edited by John Barnes

The Story of Gallipoli by Bill Gammage, based on the screenplay by David Williamson

On Top Down Under by Ray Robinson

The Reader’s Construction of Narrative by Horst Ruthrof

Aboriginal Land Rights: A handbook edited by Nicholas Peterson

James Macarthur by John Manning Ward & Philip Gidley King by Jonathan King & John King