Fiction

This great continent of a house... Tim Winton. Cloudstreet. Melbourne: McPhee Cribble/Penguin, 1991. 426 pages. Beth Watzke, University of Western Australia Collection reveals the best and the worst... Janette Turner Hospital. Isobars. Baton Rouge: Louisiana State University Press, 1991. 177 pages. $18.95. Dennis Danvers, Richmond, Virginia Thomas Keneally\u27s existential chant... Thomas Keneally. Flying Hero Class. New York: Warner Books, 1991. 289 pages. $19.95. Thomas P. Coakley, United States Air Force Academy On the way from Sri Lanka to Sydney... Yasmine Gooneratne. A Change of Skies. Sydney: Pan Macmillian, 1991. 329 pages. A$14.95. Nancy Schaumburger, Manhattanville College Literary pretensions drown in a body of water... Beverley Farmer. A Body of Water. St. Lucia: University of Queensland, 1920. 292 pages. A$ 12.95. Nancy-Lee Jones, University of the Pacific Slumming and printmaking draw attention... Barbara Hanrahan. A Chelsea Girl. London: Paladin, 1989. A$12.95. Alison Carroll. Barbara Hanrahan Printmaker. Netley, Australia: Wakefield Press, 1986. Bibliography. 108 pages. Phyllis Fahrie Edelson, Pace University Schemetime finds meaning in movie metaphors... Sara Dowse. Schemetime. Melbourne: Penguin Australia, 1990. 296 pages. Wendy Goulston, Empire State College, SUNY A surrealistic treatment of Aboriginal mythology... B. Wongar. Babaru. Sydney: Collins/Angus & Robertson, 1991. 99 pages. A$9.95. Patricia Excell, Melbourne Suppressed memories threaten a loss of identity... Robyn Davidson. Ancestors. New York: Viking Penguin, 1989. 299 pages. $8.95. Jeri Tanner, Texas Tech Universit