Volume 7 | Number 1 | Issue 27 | March 1997
Brian Easton: Why we are getting poverty wrong and what we need to do
Mac Jackson and Bill Oliver pick over the new Oxford anthology
Janet Wilson admires the latest Kidman
Nicholas Reid sanctifies Suzanne Aubert
Paul White prods gaps in our wine writing
Miles Fairburn on Tom Brooking’s Jock McKenzie
Diane Hebley on what’s good and not about sponsorship of kids’ books
Janet Hughes finds Swift in Ireland
Heather Murray admires the latest Anderson
Harvey McQueen on Andrew Johnston’s way with words
Bill Sewell on a legal match for Rutherford and Mansfield
Howard Warner finds signs of stirring violence
David Green on nineteenth-century women
Sarah Quigley Poem
Lauris Edmond Poem