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Catalogue, Arranged by Issue, of
All Material That Has Appeared to Date in Bikwil
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Catalogue, Arranged by Issue, of
All Material That Has Appeared to Date in Bikwil
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Birthday Honours List |
Tony Rogers |
Bikwil going places |
| Hymn to Dance | Bet Briggs | "Dance for love, for heartbreak and repair" |
| Web Line | Tony Rogers | Four more weird and wonderful Internet sites |
| Where Three Ways Meet | Bunty | Five more pieces of trivia to charm you: wedding rings, 19th century physiology, CDs, street numbering, computer mice |
| Heart | Scott Villarosa | To this poet writing poetry is like keeping a journal of his life, a never-ending observation |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | A few more of his favourite dictionaries — this time they’re devoted to slang |
| Writ Large | Tony Rogers | The third in our Memorable Moments in Music series |
| Never Mind the Vowels . . . | Humpy Apples | Finally! Some more doggerel! |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Woody Allen, Erma Bombeck, Benjamin Disraeli, Chico Marx and the ever-in-demand Anonymous |
| From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig | Kwizz Gig 1 |
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One More Cordial Invitation |
Tony Rogers |
A noble tradition goes on |
| Apology from the Front Porch | Fizzgig | Sorry, Tim |
| With Oranges | Doug Tanoury | "I thought today of her awakening . . ." |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | The concluding part of an article on slang dictionaries |
| Running for the 2:22 | John Birkbeck | An impatient girl is observed in the London Underground |
| Web Line | Tony Rogers | Which is the best search engine? |
| Jazz in Black and White | Clare Hansson | A musical visit to New York |
| Poem for Easter | Bet Briggs | Good Friday at midnight |
| Papua New Guinea | Giorni | Native lifestyle, flora, fauna . . . |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Ellen Degeneres, Dwight Eisenhower, Robert Frost, Oscar Levant and Mark Twain |
| From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig | For God's sake, don't mumble |
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Self Discovery |
Tony Rogers |
Who am I, exactly? |
| Green Light | Bet Briggs | Spring is here, and with it "a tender green" |
| The Ice Hockey Player | Daniel Boyer | Some sports art |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | Who played what? A puzzle for word buffs and musical types alike |
| Web Line | Tony Rogers | Now here's a Web site well worth mining for its gold |
| Interesting Origins | R.K. Sadler | Another fascinating derivation for you |
| No More Separation Anxieties, Please | Tony Rogers | Sidney Poitier, electric shocks, chirping crickets, memes . . . |
| Hot and Cold | Scott Villarosa | A poem that asks, "Who would stand victor?" |
| "One Huge Graveyard" | Tony Rogers | It's been a long wait, but at last we get to dig out some for for our Up-front Popularizers series |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Ambrose Bierce, J.W. Eagan, W. Somerset Maugham, Dorothy Parker and Alan Plater |
| From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig | Children's books? |
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Internet Follies |
Tony Rogers |
What worries you in particular about the Internet? |
| Flying over a Beach in Sumbawa | Jason Clapham | A new poet joins us with some verse inspired by a scene on an Indonesian island |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | Their origins tend to be forgotten today, but these two expressions have something in common: they were both coined by the same person |
| The Azimuth Suite | Bet Briggs | Three exquisite poetic miniatures |
| Enormous Jabs of Pleasure | Diane Dees | Number 4 in our Memorable Moments in Music series |
| Web Line | Tony Rogers | Quality, objectivity and truth. Maybe — but only if you're careful |
| Dr. Strangelove and Friends, Part 1 | Tony Rogers | Beware: another outbreak of connectivity has been reported. (In other words, our Stepping Stones series continues.) |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Samuel Goldwyn, Ogden Nash, Emo Phillips, George Bernard Shaw and Orson Welles. |
| From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig | The solution to Quizz Gig 1 |
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A Few Statistics |
Tony Rogers |
Women vs. men, Australian vs. overseas. And more |
| Project Gutenberg | Col Choat | A new contributor has some important inside info on the origin, goals and methods of Project Gutenberg |
| Web Line | Tony Rogers | Keep up to date with your favourite search engine |
| Dr. Strangelove and Friends, Part 2 | Tony Rogers | Our current Stepping Stones series continues where it left off — with the Nobel Prize |
| Whose Chair Is It, Anyway? | Therese Kenyon | All right: I'm game if you are. Let’s share it |
| Twitching | Giorni | An outdoor pastime, described by one who knows |
| In Praise of the Small | Bet Briggs | Twelve lines say it all |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | Chutzpah or glitch? Now he asks me |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Woody Allen, Covert Bailey, Groucho Marx, Rev. Sydney Smith and the ever-prolific Anonymous |
| From the Back Verandah | Fizzgig | Have you heard of the British Anatomy Act?
No? Not to worry: Fizzgig has all the fetid low-down
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Off the Beam? |
Tony Rogers |
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| How to Write a Soapie | Jennifer Stewart | It’s easy, provided you follow the conventions and include several of its key elements. So advises our newest contributor. |
| Another Apology from the Front Porch | Fizzgig | Remember the Bucklands? Credit belongs where credit’s due. |
| Web Line | Tony Rogers | Two helpful sites for poets and students of poetry are reviewed. |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | Here is the solution to our Music Dabblers puzzle. |
| Arts and Sciences | Tony Rogers | His reputation remains undimmed. |
| Dr. Strangelove and Friends, Part 3 | Tony Rogers | Our current Stepping Stones essay concludes. |
| Harmony of Contrasts | Bet Briggs | “A joyful polyphony of arts.” |
| Mistaken Identity | Harlish Goop | H.G. shamefacedly tries to find a hidden reference. |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Peter de Vries, W. C. Fields, Max Reger, Logan Pearsall Smith and Robert Louis Stevenson. |
| From the Back Verandah | Fizzgig | The richest merchant of his day was a
generous benefactor in his lifetime and left a munificent will.
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