Published 1 December 2015
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All the content from the Summer issue:
Up Front
National accounts, December Quarter: by Robyn Williams
Ondaatjie in Somerset: by Geoff Lemon
Hiroshima 70: by Kumi Taguchi
Check your Entitlement: by Damon Young
White’s Brown Woman: by Denise Varney
Australia in Three Books: by Peter Pierce
Essays
The Politics We Deserve: by Katharine Murphy
Sydney Takes Shape: by Madeline Watts
The Poisoned Chalice: by Anne Watson
Bomb Sights In Japan: by Robin Gerster
Mad Monks and the Order of the Tin Ear: by Louise D’Arcens and Clare Monagle
Sinking in the Sublime: by Stephen Valambras Graham
Muscling Up to the World: by Andrew Carr
Capitalism and the Uselessness of the Poem: by Martin Langford
From Their Brilliant Careers, Marcus Steele: by Ryan O’Neill
Meanjin Papers
‘The Long Letter To A Short Love, Or …’: by Margaret Simons
Memoir
Written In My Body: by Na’ama Carlin
That’s Nobody’s Business But The Turks’: by Shane Maloney
A Word In Your Ear: by Joel Deane
Fiction
See That Gully. The Ghost I have Become In A World Of Asbestos: by John Kinsella
Missing: by Omar Musa
Shit-Lips, Cat-Knackers and the Dog-Fondler: by Warwick Newnham
Saltpan: by Nike Sulway
Poetry
The International Prototype: by Benjamin Dodds
Casuarinia cunninghamiana–River She-Oak: by Russell Erwin
Amaranthine: by Louise Carter
Searching For A Cigarette In The Blackout After A Flood: by Brian Purcell
Bach: by David Wood
The Question: by Nicolette Stasko
in their apartment: by Daniel John Pilkington
Jealousy?: by Trevor Bailey
Things On An Iron Tray On The Floor: by Trevor Bailey
On The Death Of The Past: by Christopher Palmer
Elegy Written In A Dead Metropolitan Library: by Corey Wakeling
Syaw: by Erin Shiel
Ode On An Imprecise Subject: by Dugald Williamson
Loss: by Michelle Cahill
apologia to the converted: by Judy Durrant