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Issue Details: First known date: 2007... 2007 Translating Lives : Living with Two Languages and Cultures
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Contents

* Contents derived from the St Lucia, Indooroopilly - St Lucia area, Brisbane - North West, Brisbane, Queensland,:University of Queensland Press , 2007 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Strangers at Home, Kim Scott , single work autobiography (p. 1-11)
From Bilingual to Linguist, Michael Clyne , single work autobiography (p. 12-25)
Three Worlds: Inheritance and Experience, Brij V. Lal , single work autobiography (p. 26-44)
Playgrounds and Battlegrounds: A Child's Experience of Migration, Irene Ulman , single work autobiography (p. 45-55)
Returning to My Mother Tongue: Veronica's Journey Continues, Veronica Zhengdao Ye , single work autobiography (p. 56-69)
East Meets West , or Does It Really?, Jock Wong , single work autobiography (p. 70-82)
Growing Up between Two Languages / Two Worlds: Learning to Live without Belonging to a Terra, Andrea Witcomb , single work autobiography (p. 83-95)
Two Languages, Two Cultures, One (?) Self: Between Polish and English, Anna Wierzbicka , single work autobiography (p. 96-113)
My Experience of Living in a Different Culture: The Life of a Korean Migrant in Australia, Kyung-Joo Yoon , single work autobiography (p. 114-127)
Between Zal and Emotional Blackmail: Ways of Being in Polish and English, Mary Besemeres , single work autobiography (p. 128-138)
The Journey of Self-Discovery in Another Language, Anna Gladkova , single work autobiography (p. 139-149)
Foster Mother Tongue, Eva Sallis , single work autobiography
Sallis reveals her painstaking journey to speak, read and write Arabic, however imperfectly.
(p. 150-159)
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