Further information
Produced by a postgraduate collective this inaugural volume features poetry, fiction, reviews, and articles on Orlando, Star Trek, Chinese cinema, regional arts, and an interview with Lorraine Code.
Contents
Features
- Something Queer is Going on Here: A Binary Outlaw's Tour Through Orlando by Tara Barabazon and Vanessa Evangelista
- Knowing Other People: An Interview with Lorraine Code by Victoria Burrows
- Refusing the Ruby Slippers: Women in Star Trek's Fictive Space by Gwen Kelly and Edwina Kelly
- Women in Chinese Cinema by Jo Law
- A State of the Arts: Women and Regional Arts Production by Jen Webb
Fiction
- Collage in Red, With Screens by Tess Cosslett
- The Spring by Joanna Harkness
- Her Suit by Kaye Johnston
- in the beginning, t'was the moon by Patricia Ethelwyn Howell
Poetry
- Boadicea Lives by Stephanie Green
- Howl by Tanya Aquino
- A Colonial Family by Diane Beckingham
- Doll by Pen Hetherington
Reviews
- Tori Amos: The Performer by Brian Ward
- Rhetorical Spaces (1995) by Peta Bowden
- The Scent of Power (1996) by Roberta Buffi
- Fire (1995) by Pip Christmass
- The Colonial Rise of the Novel by Tony Simoes da Silva
- She's Fantastical by Helen Merrick
- American Women Writers to 1800 by Heather Neilson
- Shakespeare and Gender and The Weyward Sisters by RS White
Publication details
Editorial committee
- Victoria Burrows
- Gillian Carter
- Tanya Dalziell
- Stephanie Green
- Edwina Kelly
Editorial advisor
- Gail Jones
Technical support
- Faculty of Arts Multimedia Centre
Technical support (printed original)
- Rob Campbell (DTP)
- Todd Cohen (Graphics)
- Brian Ward (DTP)
- Jock Meston (Logo)
- Meg Travers (WWW/DTP)
Acknowledgments
- Lydia Wells
- Maria Osman
- Tanya Aquino
- Joanna Harkness
- Denise Hill
- Sue Lewis
- Lucia
- Tansy
- Josh
- Andrew
- Conor
- Jamie
Outskirts is published with the financial support of: English Department (UWA) Postgraduate Student Association, Faculty of Arts (UWA) and Equity Department (UWA)
University information
CRICOS Code: 00126G
