Bikwil Contents List of Issues 37 - 42

Issues 37 - 42
Catalogue

Catalogue, Arranged by Issue, of All Material That Has Appeared to Date in Bikwil

Issue 37, May 2003
Issue 38, July 2003
Issue 39, September 2003

Issue 40, November 2003
Issue 41, January 2004
Issue 42, March 2004

Issues 1-6 Issues 7-12 Issues 13-18 Issues 19-24 Issues 25-30 Issues 31-36 Issues 43-48 Issues 49-54 Issues 55-60

Author Catalogue Series Catalogue Title Catalogue

Issue 37, May 2003
Read Print Printing Instructions	Issues: 37 38 39 40 41 42

"Now We Are Six"	Tony Rogers	Here beginneth Bikwil’s Year Seven.
Taking the Long View	Tony Rogers	Read about a group of thinkers dedicated to long-term responsibility and their plans for the millennial Clock and Library.
Say Love Now	Bet Briggs	"Love not told . . . is love withheld."
Mary Bennet	Jennifer Paynter	Part 9 of our serialised novella.
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like	Harlish Goop	Well, I’ll be bugg(er)ed.
Can We Really Talk?	Diane Dees	"My Week with Joan Rivers".
Sehnsucht	Meistersinger Matthias	Not really your classic poem of longing; more your typical page of doggerel — No. 6, in fact.
Web Line	Tony Rogers	We visit some sites on science and mathematics.
Quintessential Quirky Quotes	Various	Quotes from George Burns, Noel Coward, Rodney Dangerfield, Groucho Marx and that perennial favourite, Anonymous.
From the Back Verandah	Fizzgig	Oh, no! It’s time for Quizz Gig 3.

Issue 38, July 2003
Read Print Printing Instructions	Issues: 37 38 39 40 41 42

Look Out! Another Puzzle!	Tony Rogers	There’s these five houses, see, and . . .
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like	Harlish Goop	H.G. explores the origin, history and meanings of the words Arab and Muslim, together with those of some related words.
Light Verses	Bet Briggs	Let's hear it for Adelaide's founder and an auctioneer at his last sale.
Mary Bennet	Jennifer Paynter	Part 10 of our serialised novella.
Web Line	Tony Rogers	We conclude our visit to some science and mathematics sites.
Bone on Bone	Tony Rogers	Let’s talk about our operations.
Quintessential Quirky Quotes	Various	Quotes from Arthur Baer, Victor Borge, Pope John XXIII, Dorothy Parker and Oscar Wilde.
From the Back Verandah	Fizzgig	The Suez Canal — modern and ancient pomp and circumstance.

Issue 39, September 2003
Read Print Printing Instructions	Issues: 37 38 39 40 41 42

Rags to Riches. Not.	Tony Rogers	A few lessons learnt from Bikwil.
Our Australian Flag	Eileen Marshall	Flagpoles and mental health.
Winter Harvest	Bet Briggs	" . . . to savour winter’s flowering . . ."
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like	Harlish Goop	Here’s another English sound that sometimes causes problems.
Jacob’s Ladder	Michael Buhagiar	A poet in the library.
Bone on Bone	Tony Rogers	Part 2: our editor finally stops talking about his operations.
Mary Bennet	Jennifer Paynter	Part 11 of our serialised novella.
Web Line	Tony Rogers	Some feelgood sites.
Quintessential Quirky Quotes	Various	Quotes from Samuel Goldwyn, Kin Hubbard, William James, Vince Lombardi and Groucho Marx.
From the Back Verandah	Fizzgig	The sorrows and joys of book remainder sales.

Issue 40, November 2003
Read Print Printing Instructions	Issues: 37 38 39 40 41 42

Business Arising	Tony Rogers	Harking back.
Mary Bennet	Jennifer Paynter	Part 12 of our serialised novella.
The Worgan Family and Their Musical Times	Kerry Worgan	Here are some background scenes to Australia’s first piano and the musical family that owned it.
Web Line	Tony Rogers	Got your toolbar yet?
Azimuth: a Dream Fulfilled	Bet Briggs	Remember those Azimuth poems? There’s quite a story attached.
Kinswoman or Food?	Lars Porsenna	Another in our occasional series Spellbound.
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like	Harlish Goop	Some more thoughts on jargon — this time the language of sociology.
The Five Houses Puzzle and How to Solve It	Tony Rogers	Here we go with logic and trial-and-error. Step by step.
Quintessential Quirky Quotes	Various	Quotes from Margot Asquith, Nicolas Bentley, Aldous Huxley, Groucho Marx and the ubiquitous Anonymous.
From the Back Verandah	Fizzgig	Solution to Kwizz Gig 3.

Issue 41, January 2004
Read Print Printing Instructions	Issues: 37 38 39 40 41 42

Jazz with a Twist	Tony Rogers	What was your magic occasion?
Mary Bennet	Jennifer Paynter	Part 13 of our serialised novella.
The Trip	Lavinia Godfrey	A night journey by train.
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like	Harlish Goop	Two for a hundred and thirty-seven.
Summer Morning	Bet Briggs	A new dawn.
The Feral Joke Collector	Katisha	Even if you’ve heard it before, this story will amuse you.
Sleeping Giants	Col Choat	A lot of Australia’s early literature remains in relative obscurity.
Web Line	Tony Rogers	Electronic urban myths and how to disbelieve them.
Quintessential Quirky Quotes	Various	Quotes from Tallulah Bankhead, Robert Benchley, Frank Muir, Jules Renard and Mark Twain.
From the Back Verandah	Fizzgig	Classic British TV drama.

Issue 42, March 2004
Read Print Printing Instructions	Issues: 37 38 39 40 41 42

Back and Forth	Tony Rogers	Contributions aplenty, past, present and future.
Web Line	Tony Rogers	Time for more international nonsense.
May I Never Cease to Wonder	Bet Briggs	"Earth’s splendour".
Mary Bennet	Jennifer Paynter	Part 14 of our serialised novella.
Hooked on Jazz	Clare Hansson	Here begins our new series.
A Word in Your Pink Shell-like	Harlish Goop	Fire, money, Germans and stars.
Back to Breda	Greg Bogaerts	A spiritual return to his roots.
Waiting Room Joys	E. Roy Strong	Sleepy Jack Hanrahan comes out of hiding. Perhaps he shouldn’t have.
Quintessential Quirky Quotes	Various	Quotes from George Burns, Groucho Marx, Dorothy Parker, Rev. Sydney Smith and P.G. Wodehouse.
From the Back Verandah	Fizzgig	Pencils — revisited.

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