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Catalogue, Arranged by Issue, of
All Material That Has Appeared to Date in Bikwil
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Seven |
Tony Rogers |
But which seven? |
| "A Word Spoken at the Right Moment Is like a Golden Apple on a Silver Dish" | Harlish Goop | At last! After nearly five years we have another essay in our Up-front Popularizers series. |
| Hooked on Jazz | Col White | The second in our new series. |
| After Rain | Bet Briggs | A poem about renewal. |
| Mary Bennet | Jennifer Paynter | Part 15 of our serialised novella. |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | Are you ready for some lazy nouns and verbs? |
| Web Line | Tony Rogers | Four sites on English usage. |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Richard Clopton, Samuel Goldwyn, Ogden Nash, Mark Twain and our old friend Anonymous. |
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From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig |
Here we go again. It’s
Kwizz Gig 4. |
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Toast for Two |
Tony Rogers |
"There are three distinct types: 'dormant, uncommitted, and unmotivated'". |
| For Joan | Bet Briggs | A tribute to a departed friend. |
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Researching Mary Bennet |
Jennifer Paynter | "If you're making up a story set in the past", be prepared for the inherent dangers. |
| I Can't Find Rhymes for My Couplets — and Other Catastrophes | Eileen Marshall | Watch out! Even outside capital cities it’s getting dangerous. |
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Web Line |
Tony Rogers | Unparliamentary proceedings? |
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Mary Bennet |
Jennifer Paynter | Part 16 of our serialised novella. |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | You don't read detective stories? Never mind. Enjoy some clever wordplay instead. |
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This Rain |
Bet Briggs | "How beautiful . . ." |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Basil Brush, Anthony Burgess, A. E. Housman, Spike Milligan and Stephen Wright. |
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From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig |
Just in case you care, the age of the universe is . . . |
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Taking Refuge |
Tony Rogers |
Unplanned, but what the heck? |
| Corrigenda | Tony Rogers | Read all about it! Error-prone Editor Accepts Another Helping of Humble Pie! |
| The Back Room | Bet Briggs | Truant dreams and anonymity. |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | Lungs and memory. |
| Rain | Lavinia Godfrey | "Each drop a passing thing." |
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In the Pink |
Diane Dees | A short story about an ankle injury and its after effects. |
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Mary Bennet |
Jennifer Paynter | Part 17 of our serialised novella. |
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Web Line |
Tony Rogers | Have a guess how much coverage the Internet has of librarians in literature, movies and song. |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Agatha Christie, Andrew Lang, Mark Twain, P.G. Wodehouse and your old friend Anonymous. |
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From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig |
You are what you think. |
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Bedfellows Have Been Found |
Tony Rogers |
See, we do have ways of making you talk. |
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Mary Bennet |
Jennifer Paynter | Part 18 of our serialised novella. |
| Where Three Ways Meet | bubcol | Here’s some sixteenth century trivia for you social history buffs. A lot of it will appeal to etymologists, too. |
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Web Line |
Tony Rogers | From eccentric underground to mountain tops. |
| Geography Song | John Birkbeck | ". . . those jumpy riffs just for you . . ." |
| " . . . and Stars Begotten on Their Night" | Michael Buhagiar | Bikwil presents No. 6 in the Memorable Moments in Music series. |
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The Feral Joke Collector |
Various | Have you heard the one about the mule and the cigars? Sorry, neither have we, but at least we do have one about each. |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | The signs are there, if people would only look. |
| For Graeme Bell | Bet Briggs | Old? Never! |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from George Burns, Tommy Cooper, Jason Kidd, Emo Philips and Stephen Wright. |
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From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig | Solution to Kwizz Gig 4. |
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Open Your Log-books |
Tony Rogers |
It looks as though electronic jottings are here to stay. |
| Letter to Clancy | Leon Bannister | There’ve been rumours that a long-lost Aussie relic was recently recovered. Just in case they're false, we have the next best thing. |
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Mary Bennet |
Jennifer Paynter | Part 19 of our serialised novella. |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | Your columnist disregards his painful feet for a few minutes and stands up to be counted. |
| Hurrah for the Clerihew | Bet Briggs | What better way to celebrate the 100th anniversary could there be than to submit to the urge instead of fighting it? |
| Cultural Trade-Offs | Eileen Marshall | "Do-gooders are missing the point." |
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Web Line |
Tony Rogers | Let's hear it for the printed word. Better still, let's see it. |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Woody Allen, Wynn Catlin, Albert Einstein, Emo Phillips and Robert Wilensky. |
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From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig |
Essays, paintings,
forgeries and a nasty alkaloid. |
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Location, Location, Relocation |
Tony Rogers |
Moving day approaches. |
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Web Line |
Tony Rogers | There sure are some strange sites out there. |
| My Last Garden | Bet Briggs | "Tend it well . . ." |
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Mary Bennet |
Jennifer Paynter | Part 20 of our serialised novella. |
| A Word in Your Pink Shell-like | Harlish Goop | No, you don’t need your aural canal syringed. Otherwise, everybody would be getting it done. |
| Snow Job | Robert Tuohey | "A man needs to work." |
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Now for a Clerihew |
Various | These contributors begin our new series today: Dorothy Filshie, Richard Milne and TR. |
| Quintessential Quirky Quotes | Various | Quotes from Samuel Goldwyn, Groucho Marx, Lily Tomlin, Evelyn Waugh and His Anonymous Jocularity. |
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From the Back Verandah
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Fizzgig |
Our Ladies’ Man tries to
reinvent himself. With limited success? |
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