Forty South Tasmania Issue 99, Summer 2020-21INSIDE ISSUE 99 Ruin and Renewal Rayne Allinson Queenstown confluence Keith Corbett Lobster tales Lobster Falls Terry Mulhern Giant strides Fiona Stocker A quaff with Joff Jonno Blood Old timers Land care Hilary Burden The Abels Mount Ironstone Rob Shaw Artists and Artisans Musical pathways Pen Tayler A la Louise Welcome, Mrs Jones Louise Bowers The Patch The orchid path Peter Grant Young Tasmanian Writers' Prize 2020 winning stories AND MORE

Episodes 2 & 3

Her replacement has much to do to take her place in our landscape and in our hearts

visiting from her native Germany

writer and environmentalist

University of Melbourne

FINALISTS (alphabetical order)

counsel and guidance

Patricia Giles remembers painting each of the 300 works in this book

How could he bring that inner self into the real and visible world

comforted by malt and his scruffy dog Bent W

the early trams sharing Liverpool St with bicycles and horses

Sinking Stations is a son’s story of his father’s life during the Great Depression and as a sailor in the Navy in World War II