- National and Minority Literatures
Quiñones, Viviana. "L'édition africaine." La littérature de jeunesse au croisement des
cultures. Ed. Jean Perrot and Pierre Bruno. Le Perreux: CRDP de L'Académie de Créteil,
1993. 213-17. The situation of publishing for children in Francophone Sub-Saharan
Africa. G.A.
Afrique." La littérature de jeunesse au croisement des cultures. Ed. Jean Perrot and Pierre
Bruno. Le Perreux: CRDP de L'Académie de Créteil, 1993. 219-24. An experience with
children's books in Burkina Faso and Rwanda. Weighs the disadvantages of books from
the European culture colonizing African thought against the advantage of opening doors
on new ways of thinking. G.A.
See ILLUSTRATION: Douglas
See AUTHORS: Gustavo Roldán, María Elena Walsh
Gleeson, Libby. "Australian Children's Book Week: Jakarta 1994." Magpies 9.4 (Sept.
1994): 14-15. Gleeson's experiences at the Australian Indonesia Today 94 exhibition in
Jakarta. J.D.A.
88. A writer/illustrator's railway book tours through smaller towns. G.A.
64. Describes the third Australian Book Fair in Sydney, the children's authors who were
present, and the Great Literacy Debate. G.A.
children's books. J.D.A.
38.4 (Nov. 1994): 8-12. Victor Kelleher, Claire Carmichael, Paul Jennings and Jane
Tanner, Dominique Falla and Cameron Miller, and Margaret Clark discuss their latest
books. J.D.A.
Years Ago." Orana 30.1 (Feb. 1994): 15-27. In 1895, two brothers set out to produce
a children's newspaper in the remote Tasmanian bush settlement of Beulah. Tasmanian
Boys and Girls now survives in only one copy, vol. 1 no. 2. An examination of this copy
and the story of its printing. From author abstract.
12-13. An account of the growth of children's literature in Queensland in the past 13
years. J.D.A.
Books for Young People; COLLECTIONS: Hathaway, McGrath, Muir, Wignell;
CRITICS: Masson, Moloney, O'Sullivan, Van Essen, Walker, Welch; CURRICULUM: Durrington, Roberts; FANTASY: Caswell; ILLUSTRATION: Foster, Jameyson,
Lohse, Roberts; MEDIA: Thompson; POETRY: Gough, Thistleton-Marun; PUBLISHING: Appleton, Mappin, Meldrum
Moloney, James, and Wayne Coolwell. "White Writing Black." Orana 30.2 (May 1994):
102-5. Moloney, author of Dougy, and Coolwell, an Aboriginal, discuss the problem of
white authors writing about Aboriginal people. J.D.A.
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For Renate Welsh, see CRITICS: Garrett
Defourney, Michel. "Belgique francophone et littérature de jeunesse." La littérature de
jeunesse au croisement des cultures. Ed. Jean Perrot and Pierre Bruno. Le Perreux: CRDP
de L'Académie de Créteil, 1993. 151-58. An overview of children's literature in French,
including comics, to the present. Excludes Flemish works. G.A.
de Bolívar, Gaby Vallejo. "Bolivia (II)." Bookbird 32.1 (Spring 1994): 44-47. Concludes an
article in Bookbird's Winter issue. Recent books of prose and poetry, including books by
Bolivian children. Notes that children's theater is almost completely absent, but that there are
2 successful juvenile magazines and children's supplements in the newspapers. G.A.
See AUTHORS: Josip Osti
Pondé, Gloria. "Mutations au Brésil: la contribution au métissage pour la construction
d'une utopie." La littérature de jeunesse au croisement des cultures. Ed. Jean Perrot and
Pierre Bruno. Le Perreux: CRDP de L'Académie de Créteil, 1993...