Volume 9 | Number 5 | Issue 41 | December 1999
Jane Bowron: Paul Holmes, Holmes
Chris Knox: Duncan Sarkies, Stray Thoughts and Nose Bleeds
Anne French: Elizabeth Smither, The Lark Quartet
Elizabeth Smither: “The moon” (poem)
Peter Munz: Linda Tuhiwai Smith, Decolonizing Methodologies. Research and Indigenous Peoples
Bernard Carpinter: Don Donovan, The Wastings; Denis Edwards, Connor is Free; Andrew Grant, Hawks; Keith Stewart, After-heat; Tony Williams, Unsolved Murders in New Zealand
Lydia Wevers: Bee Dawson, Lady Painters: the flower painters of early New Zealand
Nicholas Reid: John O’Shea, Don’t Let It Get You
James Brown: “Discourse/Counter-Discourse” (poem)
Ian Johnstone: Peter Thomson, Kava in the Blood
Terence O’Brien: Ian McGibbon (ed), Unofficial Channels: Letters between Alister McIntosh and Foss Shanahan, George Laking and Frank Corner, 1946-1966
Jane Westaway interviews Barbara Else
Jock Phillips: Trevor Bentley, Pakeha Maori; Michael King, Being Pakeha Now
Peter Hawes: Noel Virtue, Losing Alice
Deborah Laurs: Dorothy Butler, There Was a Time
Martyn Sanderson: Work in progress
Richard Smith: Annie Rae Te Ake Ake, Myths and Legends of Aotearoa
Vivienne Plumb: Lauris Edmond, 50 Poems: A Celebration
L E Scott: Helen Jacobs, The Usefulness of Singing; Graham Lindsay, Legend of the Cool Secret; John Allison, Stone Moon Dark Water; Kenneth Fea, on what is not; John O’Connor, A Particular Context; David Gregory, frame of mind; Koenraad Kuiper, Timepieces
Heather Murray: Roger Robinson (ed), Writing Wellington: Twenty Years of Victoria University Writing Fellows
Susan Budd: Gwenyth Perry, Throwing Stones; Frances Cherry, Washing up in Parrot Bay; Daphne de Jong, Gather the Wind; Beryl Fletcher, The Blood Wood Clan
Jack Lasenby: Norman Bilbrough, Desert Shorts
John R Martin: Brian Easton, The Whimpering of the State: Policy after MMP
Vivienne Shakespear: Sarah Quigley, After Robert
Michael Morley: Letter from Australia
Janet Charman: “injection” (poem)
Jim Collinge: John Mansfield Thomson (1926-1999)
Essays for the New Millennium
Sandra Coney on women
Mark Williams on culture and identity
Paul Morris on spirituality
Mark Broatch on technology
Kate Camp on literature
Chris Laidlaw on sport
Diane Prince on Treaty issues
Colin James on politics and economics