August 1984 Issue This is an incomplete listing of issue contents Jump to: Theatre | Children's Books | Interview | Film | Politics Theatre Emrys Jones The Tragic Idea Titus Andronicus By Eugene M Waith (ed) Julius Caesar By Arthur Humphreys (ed) Children's Books Anthony Horowitz Not Much Fun Cynthia Voigt, Jan Needle, Ron Morton, John Rowe Townsend, Margaret Mahy Jennifer Uglow Visual Fictions 'SMagic: Original Illustrations from Children's Books By Museum of Modern Art, Oxford Interview Peter Ronnov-Jessen Against Entropy Interview with J G Ballard Film Derek Mahon Coca-Cola Under the Volcano By Malcolm Lowry Under the Volcano By Twentieth Century Fox LR Politics Peter Tatchell The Rise and Rise of Citizen Ken Citizen Ken By John Carvel
Emrys Jones The Tragic Idea Titus Andronicus By Eugene M Waith (ed) Julius Caesar By Arthur Humphreys (ed)
Anthony Horowitz Not Much Fun Cynthia Voigt, Jan Needle, Ron Morton, John Rowe Townsend, Margaret Mahy
Jennifer Uglow Visual Fictions 'SMagic: Original Illustrations from Children's Books By Museum of Modern Art, Oxford
Derek Mahon Coca-Cola Under the Volcano By Malcolm Lowry Under the Volcano By Twentieth Century Fox LR
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