Australian Book Review

July 1988, no. 102

July 1988, no. 102

Welcome to the July 1988 issue of Australian Book Review!

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Fiction

Deep Gold by Arthur Maher & Seven Miles from Sydney by Lesley Thomson

by Stephen Knight

Poetry

Selected Poems by Andrew Taylor & New and Selected Poems by Philip Martin

by Philip Salom

Fiction

Outlaw and Lawmaker by Rosa Praed & Mothers of the Novel by Dale Spender

by Margaret Harris

Fiction

Dear Writer by Carmel Bird

by Kerryn Goldsworthy

Theatre

The Cherry Pickers by Kevin Gilbert

by Katherine Brisbane

Commentary

'Why have one?' by Mem Fox

Commentary

'On Being a Literary Agent' by Caroline Lurie

by Caroline Lurie

Commentary

'Confessions of an Unrepresented Literary Man' by Barry Dickins

by Barry Dickins

Australian History

Australia: A cultural history by John Rickard

by Alan D. Gilbert

Fiction

One Crowded Hour by Tim Bowden & We Have No Dreaming by Ronald McKie

by Kate Ahearne

Short Stories

Don Anderson reviews 'The Rose Fancier' by Olga Masters

by Don Anderson

Australian Fiction

Delys Bird reviews 'In the Winter Dark' by Tim Winton