Editor: Marta Dvorak

CONTENTS
Antipodes

• Marta Dvorak, Foreword, 5
• Joel Gwynne, "Inertia Creeps: Hesitancy in Janet Frame's Short Fiction," 7
• Claire Bazin, "Janet Frame: 'Keel and Kool' or Autobiogra/fiction," 19
• Melissa Reimer, "Her Father's Daughter? Katherine Mansfield's Lists," 29
• Lamia Tayeb, "'The Final Frontier': Exploring Language and Consciousness in David Malouf's An Imaginary Life," 43
• Eileen Williams-Wanquet, "Lindsey Collen's The Rape of Sita: Re-writing as Ethics," 55
• Bénédicte Ledent, "Family and Identity in Caryl Phillips's Fiction, in Particular A Distant Shore," 67
• Oyeniyi Okunoye, "Niyi Osundare and the Marginalised Majority in Songs of the Season," 75
• Lisa Combrink and Rosemary Gray, "Re-(W)riting the Nation: Will the Real Winnie Mandela and Robert McBride Please Stand Up?" 87
• T. Samson, "What is CLS and Why Do They Say Such Terrible Things About It?" 99
• Benaouda Lebdai, "An Interview with Gambian Writer Lenrie Peters," 113

• Mark Williams, Theory and Practice of the Short Story: Australia, New Zealand, the South Pacific. Ed. Angelo Righetti, 119
• Igo Maver, The Politics and Poetics of Passage in Canadian and Australian Culture and Fiction. Ed. Charlotte Sturgess, 121
• Claire Omhovère, White Civility: The Literary Project of English Canada. By Daniel Coleman, 123