ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 18, Issue Special 25, 2014April 30, 2014 AEST
‘ … you married “for better or worse”, didn’t you? You are having a spot of “worse’’’: Marital advice from the ‘Ask Lou Lockheart’ column in the New Zealand woman’s weekly, 1950
‘ … you married “for better or worse”, didn’t you? You are having a spot of “worse’’’: Marital advice from the ‘Ask Lou Lockheart’ column in the New Zealand woman’s weekly, 1950
Articles in Vol. 18, Issue Special 25, 2014
Vol. 18, Issue Special 25, 2014
- Introducing Australasian magazines: New perspectives on writing and publishingRosemary Williamson and Rebecca Johinke
- What is a magazine?Megan Le Masurier
- ‘The magazine that isn’t’: The future of features onlineFiona Giles
- AustLit and Australian periodical studiesKerry Kilner
- Sex, sleaze and righteous anger: The rise and fall of gay magazines and newspapers in AustraliaJeremy Fisher
- ‘ … you married “for better or worse”, didn’t you? You are having a spot of “worse’’’: Marital advice from the ‘Ask Lou Lockheart’ column in the _New Zealand woman’s weekly_, 1950Rosemary Brewer
- The rise and fall of _MasterChef magazine_: An object biographyDonna Lee Brien
- The rhetorical construction of the third place in _Fitness first_ magazinesRebecca Johinke
- Modelling the creative and professional self: The magazine profile as narrative of transition and transformationRosemary Williamson
- To ‘shift into the eye sockets of the people in the story’: Teaching magazine feature writing through literary journalismCarolyne LeeJennifer Martin
- Magazine studies: Pedagogy and practice in a nascent fieldMegan Le MasurierRebecca Johinke
Brewer, Rosemary. 2014. “‘ … You Married ‘for Better or Worse’, Didn’t You? You Are Having a Spot of “worse’’’: Marital Advice from the ‘Ask Lou Lockheart’ Column in the New Zealand Woman’s Weekly, 1950.” TEXT 18 (Special 25): 1–13. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.27485.