Published 15 March 2016
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All the content from the Autumn issue:
Up Front
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS Amy McQuire
I WANTED TO DIE. I WANTED TO LIVE Gina Rushton
THE ECONOMY OF BEST PERCEPTIONS Stephen Koukoulas
APARTMENT LIVING Asher Wolf
LISTENING Zoe Krupka
THE LUMPEN CRITIC Shannon Burns
Essays
AUSTRALIA IN THREE BOOKS Sofie Laguna
DRIVING MR MENZIES Paul Daley
CONSERVATIVE FUTURES Gray Connolly
GETTING SQUARE IN A JERKING CIRCLE Luke Carman
I, CITIZEN Fatima Measham
GET MAD AND GET EVEN Eleanor Roberston
REAL MEN DO HIT WOMEN Michael Salter
ROADS TO COEN Timothy Neale
POLITICS THROUGH THE LOOKING GLASS The Piping Shrike
ECHOES OF GONDWANA Stuart Cooke
ARE WE THERE YET? Kevin Brophy
FORGET HEIDELBERG? Gary Werskey
CONTEMPORARY MASTERS Martin Langford
FROM THEIR BRILLIANT CAREERS: BARRY BURBAGE Ryan O’Neill
Meanjin papers
IN PRAISE OF THE LONG SENTENCE Gerald Murnane
Memoir
ANOTHER COUNTRY Gabrielle Chan
IN PRAISE OF BEING KNOWN Marcia Jacobs
SUNDAY BLDY SUNDAY Elizabeth Smyth
THE TEA ROOM K.W. George
Fiction
BOOK FUTURES Michael Wilding
THE FIVE SORROWFUL MYSTERIES Philomena van Rijswijk
MR HEMINGWAY’S FISH Heather Rose