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Hans Magnus Enzensberger,
Helen Garner, Basil Bunting,
Christopher Logue, Leslie Fiedler,
Manning Clark, J.P. Stern,
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Susan Sontag on Fassbinder's
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Kenneth Cox on Federigo Tozzi
Peter Craven on David Malouf
Poetry by Les
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Ryan, Theodore Enslin, John Tranter, John
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Fiction by Federigo Tozzi, David Malouf, John Tranter Photographs by Bill Henson
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Interview with Salman RLlshdie
Tributes to Basil Bunting by Kenneth Cox, Gael Turnbull
Fiction by Helen Garner, Gerald Murnane, Amanda Lohrey, Robert Kenny
Peter Porter on translation
Peter Craven on Salman Rushdie
Michael Hollington on the letters of Robert Musil
Poetry by Alan Wearne, Carl Rakosi, Les A, Murray, John
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Kleinzahler, John Forbes
Etchings and lithographs by Amanda Laming and Nick Nedelkopoulos
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Special French Issue
Francis Steegmuller: Flaubert's letters
John Sturrock on Sartre
Gerard Genette on Proust
Philippe Jaccottet:
The Cormorants
Helene Cixous:
The Meadow
J.M. Cocking on Lacan
Emmanuel Hocquard translated by John
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Richard Sieburth : Versions of Guillevic
Poetry by Edmond Jabes, Claude Royet-Journoud, Jean Daive,
Anne·Marie Albiach, Bernard Noel
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Northrop Frye, Peter Porter, Gael Turnbull, Laurie Duggan, Kevin Hart, Tom Pickard.
Scripsi
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readership for such a magazine .. . but that to popularise in order to please
would be a betrayal of writing.
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The Age
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intelligence of its editors.
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The Sydney Morning Herald
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The National Times
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