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y separately published work icon Salt periodical issue  
Alternative title: Salt 11 : In the Mix: International Regionalism & Hypermodernism 1
Issue Details: First known date: 1999... vol. 11 1999 of Salt est. 1990-2004 Salt
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Contents

* Contents derived from the South Fremantle, Fremantle area, South West Perth, Perth, Western Australia,:Fremantle Press Folio / Salt , 1999 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Reigning firesi"A large moving twist", Meika Loofs Samorzewski , single work poetry (p. 121)
Note: Written as Meika von Samorzewski
Something Given to Make Whole Among the Rusesi"that are shattered by the large", Brian Henry , single work poetry (p. 138-139)
An Absolutely Ordinary Smilei"The word goes round Marios,", Dean Kiley , single work poetry (p. 159)
The Word's Out - All Queer!, Dean Kiley , single work prose (p. 159-165)
Act One from Three Boongs in the Kitchen (A Black Comedy), Kathleen Mary Fallon , single work extract (p. 166-192)
Attachment, Kathleen Mary Fallon , single work criticism
This article discusses the play Buyback: Three Boongs in the Kitchen and the author explores her 'strategic deployment of the blatantly racist and offensive term 'boong' in the title'.
 (p. 193-202)
Three Boongs in the Kitchen: Notes on Antidotal Theatre (of Violence) [As Opposed to Anecdotal Theatre (of Passivity)], Kathleen Mary Fallon , single work criticism (p. 203-212)
Per Ardua ad Astrai"I was thinking about what happened when you were", John Tranter , single work poetry (p. 213-214)
Note: With first line: I was thinking about what you told me
International Regionalism: Who Draws the Literary Map of Australia?, Jeri Kroll , single work criticism
Australian writers who live near centres of power - publishing houses, magazines, readings and festivals - are more likely to attract notice than those authors who live outside the major cities.
 (p. 222-225)
These Regions Are What I Am, Andrew Taylor , single work autobiography (p. 226-230)
Home and Away: Reconciling the Local and the Global, Bruce Bennett , single work criticism
Puts the case for 'a literary and cultural recognition of the local and particular in people's lives' while acknowledging the value of modern pluralism. Expresses hope for the development of 'a kind of international regionalism which incorporates the benfits of global communications with those of primary identification with a place, region and community'.
 (p. 231-244)
Untitled, Cassandra Pybus , single work extract (p. 245-247)
Untitled, Glen Phillips , single work diary (p. 248-249)
Monteriggionii"On the wall of the Bar in Dante's towered town", Glen Phillips , single work poetry (p. 249)
Cavi: Massa Carrarai"Lost", Glen Phillips , single work poetry (p. 250-251)
La Lunai"Non e una luna piena;", Glen Phillips , single work poetry (p. 251)
Tuscan Townsi"You open a packet of crackers and they spill", Glen Phillips , single work poetry (p. 252)
Wheatfields Saltlakes and Salmon Gumsi"If you were to join me here", Glen Phillips , single work poetry (p. 253)
An Autumn Leaf or Two from Tuscany, Glen Phillips , single work correspondence (p. 254-257)
Wheatbelt Country, Glen Phillips , single work prose (p. 258-259)
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