Published 18 September 2017
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All the content from the Spring issue:
Up Front
NATIONAL ACCOUNTS Matt Chun
BLOOD BROTHER Chris Womersley
THE GRAMMAR OF GERALD MURNANE John Stephenson
NO EASY FEAT Alana Hunt
GENOCIDE TOURIST Lucas Grainger-Brown
GROMMETS Jenny Sinclair
Essays
AUSTRALIA IN THREE BOOKS Kerryn Goldsworthy
THE POLITICS OF LISTENING Katharine Murphy
TWO TOWERS Scott Stephens
INTERSECTIONAL IDENTITY AND THE PATH TO PROGRESS Eleanor Robertson
SMOULDERING IN EUROPE’S PLEASURE GARDEN Guy Rundle
THE GATWICK HOTEL. VALE BEDLAM Anson Cameron
THE AMERICAN (DRUG) CENTURY Elle Hardy
THE PUNISHER’S NUMB RAGE Damon Young
MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE Erica Nathan
HENRY LAWSON LIGHTED LAMPS FOR US IN A VAST AND LONELY HABITAT… Miles Franklin, introduction by Ken Gelder and Rachael Weaver
WHITHER OZ TV AND FILM? Steve Dow
THE POLITICS OF ACHIEVEMENT Martin Langford
A NEW DARK AGE Robyn Annear
ON RE-READING BEAN’S OFFICIAL HISTORY Robin Gerster
THE SIGNWRITER AND THE CITY Nick Gadd
LUCY TRELOAR, SALT CREEK Peter Pierce
AUSTRALIAN FOOTBALL’S INDIGENOUS HISTORY Roy Hay and Athas Zafiris
Meanjin Papers
THE INTELLIGENTSIA IN THE AGE OF TRUMP Raimond Gaita
Memoir
THE FOX Mark Brandi
ANCESTOR WORSHIP Sophie Curzon-Siggers
ALL THAT’S FORBIDDEN Elisabeth Hanscombe
TO MISCARRY Miranda Tetlow
WALKING AND STOPPING AND LOOKING AND WALKING Alexander Bennetts
Fiction
NO TOES Michael Mohammed Ahmad
THE BLUE CAR Anthony Lynch
LANTERN Paul Shields
LEADEN HEART Liana Skrzypczak
Poetry
THOSE DAYS. Caitlin Maling
GIVING UP Nathan Curnow
A HISTORY OF BLUE Ella Jeffery
THE NIGHT JOURNEYS Andrew Sant
FERAL Caitlin Maling
WARHOL: NOTEBOOKS Eileen Chong
IT MAY ONLY TAKE A MINUTE Jill Jones
EVENING STILL LIFE WITH RED APPLES AND PROTEAS Nicola Scholes
SAILOR’S KNOT Omar Sakr
THE RECURRING PROBLEM OF A NEW DAY Amelia Theodorakis
THE HORIZON Angela Gardner
PARAKEETS OVER A LONDON GRAVEYARD Vanessa Proctor