DEEP SOUTH

Volume 1 Number 3 Spring 1995

• Guest Editorial by Brendan Murray

Articles:

• "Blood Ties: A Case Study of Mother-Daughter Relationships in Anita Brookner, Sara Maitland and Rosetta Loy" by Giuliana Giobbi
  
• "The Sweet Tongues of Cannibals: The Grotesque Pacific in Moby Dick" by Andrew Fieldsend
  
• "Crush and Sweetie: The Female Grotesque in Two Contemporary Australasian Films" by Lisa Morton (contains illustrations)
  
• "Skírnismál as Ritual Drama: A Summary of Scholarship this Century" by Rick McGregor
  
• "H. K. Browne's Depiction of Hugh the Hostler in Barnaby Rudge" by Nicholas Clark (contains illustrations)
  

• "Doing "the shimmy again": Private Dancers and Public Property. Some thoughts on theory and practice in feminist literary criticism(s)" by Lesley Procter
  

• "A Nordic Narrator: An Interview with Per Olof Sundman" by Rick McGregor
  

• "The Horn" by Grace Willetts
  
• "The Gardener" by Samuel Saks
  
• "No Prozac for Hamlet" by Thomas N. Dennis
  

• "Notice the Blood" by David Hunter Sutherland
  
• "in the garden butterflies" by Diane Tucker
  
• "three people on a couch" and "In Accord" by Jessica Rice
  
• "The Wings of the Dove" by Stephen Pain
  
• "The Problem is How to Thank" by John Dolan
  
• "Woman" by Lucy McAllister
  
• "Rhythmic Variations" by Dale Benson
  
• "Tunguska, 1908" by Jerry Jenkins
  

• "The Madness of King George" by David Barson (contains illustrations)
  
• "Carrington" by Kate MacDonald (contains illustrations)
  
• "The King's Bow: Review of Rick McGregor's Per Olof Sundman and the Icelandic Sagas (1993)" by John Dolan

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