DEEP SOUTH

Volume 2 Number 1 Autumn 1996

• Guest Editorial by Assoc Prof Lawrence Jones

Articles:

• "'Colonial Like Ourselves': The American Influence on New Zealand Fiction, 1934-65" by Lawrence Jones
  
• "Gender and Genre in the Sonnet Sequences of Philip Sidney and Mary Wroth" by Jennifer Laws
  
• "Didacticism in Fay Welson's Letters to Alice:Constructions of Instruction" by Vanessa Manhire
  
• "From Barnaby Rudge to Martin Chuzzlewit: Dickens's Disillusionment with the United States" by Nicholas Clark
  
• "About New Zealand: Greville Texidor's Existentialist Stories" by Dale Benson
  
• "Landscape,Writing, and Photography" by Sarah (Sally) Hill
  
• "Why Do Asians Do Well at School?" by Setsuo Otsuka
  

• Review of "Ka Whawhai Tonu Matou - Struggle Without End" by Paul Moon
  

• "Journey" by Glennis Salmon
  

• "A Young Scoundrel" by Eduard Limonov, translated from the Russian by John Dolan

• "Dancing Generations" by Richard Fein
  
• "Hat in Gloves" by Greggory Moore
  
• "Puddinite" by Greggory Moore
  
• Poems by Rosa Clement
  
• Poems by Janet Kuypers
  
• "The Island" by Robert Berry
  

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