Volume 4 | Number 4 | Issue 16 | December 1994
Judith Holloway: Jack Lasenby, Dead Men’s Head
Heather Murray: Marilyn Duckworth, A Barbarous Tongue; Fooling
Kim Worthington: Linda Burgess, Between Friends; Cathie Dunsford, Cowrie; Annamarie Jagose, In Translation; Shonagh Koea, Sing to Me, Dreamer
Iain Sharp: Bill Payne, Poor Behaviour; Peter Wells, The Duration of a Kiss
Jane McRae: Te Ahukaramu Charles Royal (ed), Kati au i konei
Gerry Webb: Stevan Eldred-Grigg, My History, I Think
Tom Beard: Kevin Ireland, Skinning a Fish
Charles Croot: Chris Orsman, Ornamental Gorse; Bernadette Hall, The Persistent Levitator; Lynda Earle, Honeypants; L E Scott, Black Family Letters from Boston
Harry Ricketts: A literary history (limericks)
Leonard Lambert: Sea-corn (a poem)
Graham Lindsay: Hospital in Kabul (a poem)
Tony Bellette: Iain Buchanan, Michael Dunn, Elizabeth Eastmond, Frances Hodgkins: Paintings and Drawings
Simon Upton: The need for a conservative rudder (essay)
Brian Gaynor: Olly Newland, Lost Property: The Crash of ’87 … and the aftershock
Michael Laws: Jane Tolerton, Catholic Girls
Margaret Wilson: Janet Sayers and Marianne Tremaine (ed), The Vision and the Reality: Equal Employment Opportunities in the New Zealand Workplace
Anne Else: Caroline Daley and Melanie Nolan (ed), Suffrage and Beyond – International Feminist Perspectives
Jeanine Graham: Edmund Bohan, Edward Stafford: New Zealand’s First Statesman
David Mackay: Richard Hough, Captain James Cook. A Biography
Penny Fenwick: Ruth Butterworth and Nicholas Tarling, A Shakeup Anyway – Government and the Universities in New Zealand in a Decade of Reform
Chris Price: AND then what? (essay)