Volume 9 | Number 1 | Issue 37 | March 1999
Linda Burgess: Elizabeth Knox, The Vintner’s Luck
Philip Temple: guest editorial
Cilla McQueen: Janet Hunt, Hone Tuwhare. A Biography
Charles Royal: Witi Ihimaera (ed), Growing Up Maori
Heather Murray: Shonagh Koea, The Lonely Margins of the Sea
Jan Hutchison: “The long sleep is over” (poem)
Roger Hall: Harry Ricketts and Hugh Roberts (eds), How You Doing? A Selection of New Zealand Comic and Satiric Verse
Jeffrey Sissons: Angela Ballara, Iwi: The Dynamics of Maori Tribal Organisation from c.1760 to c.1945
Alison Laurie: Rosemary du Plessis and Lynne Alice (eds), Feminist Thought in Aotearoa New Zealand: Connections and Differences
Pat Quinn: Jack Lasenby, Taur; Helen Beaglehole, because he’s my brother; William Taylor, At the Big Red Rooster; Fleur Beale, Further Back than Zero
Erik Olssen: James Edwards, Waiting for the Revolution; Tom Bramble (ed), Never a White Flag: The Memoirs of Jock Barnes
Pat Gilberd: Rhonda Pritchard, When Parents Part How Kids Adapt: What Hurts What Heals; Michaelanne Forster, When It’s Over: When a relationship ends: New Zealanders talk about their experience of separation and divorce
John Allison: “Out of the Blue” (poem)
Lawrence Jones: The Best of Fiona Kidman’s Short Stories
Liz DeLoughrey and Susan Hall interview Patricia Grace
Nelson Wattie: Patricia Grace, Baby No-Eyes
Roger Robinson: Peter Bland, Selected Poems
Peter Ireland: Paul Thompson, New Zealand: a century of images
Linda Clark: Mike Moore, A Brief History of the Future
Margaret Clark: Jim Bolger, Bolger: A View from the Top
Peter Vere-Jones: Kevin Ireland, Under the Bridge & Over the Moon; Roger Hall, bums on seats: The Backstage Story
Margot Schwass: Lloyd Jones, Choo Woo
Mark Pirie: James Norcliffe, A Kind of Kingdom
Ruth Brown: Otto Heim, Writing Along Broken Lines: Violence and Ethnicity in Contemporary Maori Fiction; Alan Duff, Both Sides of the Moon
Maurice Goldsmith: Bill Cooke, Heathen in Godzone: Seventy Years of Rationalism in New Zealand