July 1999, no. 212

Australian History

Anzacs, the Media and the Great War by John F. Williams

by Jeffrey Grey

Letters to the Editor - July 1999

by Lisbet de Castro Lopo, Ken Bolton, Gail Jones, Ken Gelder, Jane M. Jacobs, Veronica Sumegi, Julia Leigh

Reviews

Dalliance and Scorn by by Alan Gould with drawings by Anne Langridge

by Adam Aitken

Fiction

Too Many Men by Lily Brett

by Kevin Brophy

Poetry

Dear B by Jennifer Harrison

by Peter Rose

Fiction

Happy Families by Susan Varga

by Terri-ann White

History

Breaking the Codes: Australia’s KGB Network 1944-1950 by Desmond Ball & David Horner

by Peter Edwards

Fiction

Shark by Bruce Pascoe

by Katharine England

Indigenous Studies

Possessions: Indigenous Art/Colonial Culture by Nicholas Thomas

by Bronwen Douglas

Children's and Young Adult Fiction

Joy Ride by Tony Shillitoe & Straggler’s Reef by Elaine Forrestal

by Pam Macintyre

Poetry

Collected Poems I 1961-1981 by Peter Porter & Collected Poems II 1984-1999 by Peter Porter

by Peter Craven

Essay

'On the Park Bench' by Edmund Campion

by Edmund Campion

Australian History

The Riches of Ancient Australia: An indispensable guide for exploring prehistoric Australia by Josephine Flood

by Mike Smith

Fiction

The Layers of the City by Antoni Jach

by Catherine Ford

Poetry

Infinite City by Alex Skovron & Aerial Photography by Joanne Burns

by Jennifer Maiden

History

Why Weren’t We Told?: A Personal Search For The Truth About Our History by Henry Reynolds

by Morag Fraser

Fiction

Wraith by Lee Tulloch

by Philippa Hawker

Theatre

Rolling Column

by Thérèse Radic

The Woman’s Power Handbook by by Joan Kirner and Moira Rayner

by Deborah Zion

Poetry

Collateral Damage by Geoff Page

by Michael Costigan

Biography

Wilde Eve: Eve Langley’s Story edited by Lucy Frost

by Jane Messer

Memoir

Shadow Child by Rosalie Fraser

by Philip Morrissey

Psychology

The Secret Life of Money: Exposing the private parts of personal money by Valerie Wilson

by Michael McGirr

YA Fiction

The View from Ararat by Brian Caswell & Go and Come Back by Joan Abelove

by Stephen Matthews

Interview

Partners edited by Ross Fitzgerald and Anne Henderson

by Graham Little

July 1999, no. 212

Full Contents

Anzacs, the Media and the Great War by John F. Williams

Letters to the Editor - July 1999

Dalliance and Scorn by by Alan Gould with drawings by Anne Langridge

Too Many Men by Lily Brett

Dear B by Jennifer Harrison

Happy Families by Susan Varga

Breaking the Codes: Australia’s KGB Network 1944-1950 by Desmond Ball & David Horner

Shark by Bruce Pascoe

Possessions: Indigenous Art/Colonial Culture by Nicholas Thomas

Joy Ride by Tony Shillitoe & Straggler’s Reef by Elaine Forrestal

Collected Poems I 1961-1981 by Peter Porter & Collected Poems II 1984-1999 by Peter Porter

'On the Park Bench' by Edmund Campion

The Riches of Ancient Australia: An indispensable guide for exploring prehistoric Australia by Josephine Flood

The Layers of the City by Antoni Jach

Infinite City by Alex Skovron & Aerial Photography by Joanne Burns

Why Weren’t We Told?: A Personal Search For The Truth About Our History by Henry Reynolds

Wraith by Lee Tulloch

Rolling Column

The Woman’s Power Handbook by by Joan Kirner and Moira Rayner

Collateral Damage by Geoff Page

Wilde Eve: Eve Langley’s Story edited by Lucy Frost

Shadow Child by Rosalie Fraser

The Secret Life of Money: Exposing the private parts of personal money by Valerie Wilson

The View from Ararat by Brian Caswell & Go and Come Back by Joan Abelove

Partners edited by Ross Fitzgerald and Anne Henderson