Works By: |
| Anthology |
| Farvel and Other Stories. Wellington: Victoria University Press, 1980. Voyager link |
| English in New Zealand 8.1; (1980): 47-47. |
| Listener 95.2105; March 17 (1980): 76-77. |
| Comment 11; June (1980): 29-30. |
| New Zealand Book World 59; Nov (1980): 24-24. |
| The Bear from the North : Tales of a New Zealand Childhood. London: Women's Press, 1989. Voyager link |
| Dominion July 29 (1989): 7-7. |
| The Growing of Astrid Westergaard, and Other Stories. Auckland: Longman Paul, 1985. Voyager link |
| Listener 109.2353; March 23 (1985): 45-45. |
| Landfall 157; Mar (1985): 115-120. |
| New Outlook 15; Mar/April (1985): 47-47. |
| More 23; April (1985): 118-118. |
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| Autobiography |
| "A village in the valley." Evening Post December 1 (1993): 31. |
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| Criticism |
| "An innocents look at New Zealand women writers." Womens Studies Journal 2.2; Aug (1986): 2-13. |
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| Essay |
| Excerpts in: A Womans Life: writing by women about female experience in New Zealand. Auckland, Penguin 1989. |
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| Novel |
| Frederique. Auckland: Penguin, 1987. Voyager link |
| Listener 117.2476; April 1 (1987): 68-69. |
| Motherland : a Novel. Auckland: Penguin, 1996. Voyager link |
| Evening Post November 6 (1996): 5-5. |
| New Zealand Herald November 21 (1996): G: 6-G: 6. |
| Quote Unquote 40; Oct (1996): 32-32. |
| Listener October 5 (1996): 46-46. |
| New Zealand Books 6.5; Dec (1996): 13-14. |
| North and South 129; Dec (1996): 156-161. |
| Otago Daily Times December 12 (1996): 26-26. |
| Metro 188; Feb (1997): 110-112. |
| The Press March 1 (1997): Sup. 10-Sup. 10. |
| The Book of Ester. Auckland: Longman Paul, 1982. Voyager link |
| Listener 100.2201; April 3 (1982): 84-85. |
| Broadsheet 99; May (1982): 43-43. |
| Metro 13; July (1982): 106-106. |
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| Short Story |
| "A little talk about our (Winter) district." Islands 7.5; Nov (1979): 499-513. |
| "A walk by the sea." Landfall 91; Sept (1969): 213-221. |
| "Christmas." Islands 3.1; Autumn (1974): 14-23. |
| "Frederique." Landfall 158; June (1986): 163-170. |
| "Last summer." Islands 7.2; Nov (1978): 173-179. |
| "Miss Saunders." Broadsheet 99; May (1982): 32-35. |
| "The Jutland wedding crown." Landfall 125; Mar (1978): 73-78. |
| "The messengers." Landfall 124; Dec (1977): 302-309. |
| "The morning story." Islands 6.1; Oct (1977): 49-54. |
| "The old ones.." Landfall 132; Dec (1979): 343-347. |
| "The river." Landfall 98; June (1971): 117-122. |
| "The telephone." Islands 4.2; Winter (1975): 185-191. |
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Works about: |
| Article |
| Edmond, Stephanie. "Daring to be Danish." Listener 109.2353; March 23 (1985): 24-25. |
| Gifkins, Michael. "Bookmarks." Listener 122.2543; November 26 (1988): 80-81. |
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| Criticism |
| Simpson, Peter. "Recent fiction and the Sargeson tradition." JNZL: Journal of New Zealand Literature 1; (1983): 17-30. |
| Ronning, Anne Holden. For was I not born here?: identity and culture in the work of Yvonne du Fresne. Rodopi, Amsterdam, 2010. |
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| Essay |
| Schwass, Margot. "Between two worlds : the migrant experience in New Zealand short stories." JNZL: Journal of New Zealand Literature 3; (1985): 71-86. |
| Ash, Susan. "Having it both ways : reading related short fiction by post-colonial women writers." Span 28; April (1989): 40-55. |
| Nola, Nina. "Migrant womens writing in New Zealand : Amelia Batistichs three-dimensional world." Hecate 20.2; (1994): 140-159. |
| Nola, Nina. "A delicious landscape." Quote Unquote 40; Oct (1996): 20-21. |
| Nola, Nina. "The migrant body: fetishing difference/differentiating the fetish." Span 42/43; April (1996): 104-113. |
| Ronning, Anne Holden. Bicultural identities in discourse : the case of Yvonne du Fresne. In: Towards a transcultural future : literature and society in a 'post'-colonial world. Rodopi, Amsterdam, 2005. |
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| Profile |
| Roberts, Sian. "Makarascape." Wellington City Magazine May (1985): 5-5. |
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| Thesis |
| Mehlsen, Anne Kirstine. Migrant and indigene : a comparison of the short fiction of Yvonne du Fresne and Patricia Grace. University of Aarhus, Aarhus, 2000. |
| Nola, Nina. My two countries firmly under my feet : explorations multicultural identity in the fiction of Amelia Batistich and Yvonne du Fresne. University of Auckland, Auckland, 2000. |
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