September 2004, no. 264
Welcome to the September 2004 issue of Australian Book Review.
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Full Contents
Children's Fiction
An Australian ABC of Animals by Bronwyn Bancroft & Where Is the Green Sheep? by Mem Fox
Not Happy, John! Defending Our Democracy by Margo Kingston & Axis of Deceit by Andrew Wilkie
True Crime
The Gatton Murders by Stephanie Bennett & The Society Murders by Hilary Bonney
Politics
Mission Impossible by Paul McGeough & Long Drive Through a Short War by Peter Wilson
Cultural Studies
The Decline of the Tea Lady by Jenny Stewart & Better Than Sex by Helen Trinea and Catherine Fox
by Gideon Haigh
Cultural Studies
The Chains of Colonial Inheritance: Searching for identity in a subservient nation by Adam Jamrozik
Politics
True Believer: John Howard, George Bush and the American alliance by Robert Garran
Children's and Young Adult Fiction
The Red Cardigan by J. C. Burke & Kalpana's Dream by Judith Clarke
Anthology
Said the rat!: Writers at the water Rat 2000-2002 edited by Jennifer Harrison and Phil Ilton
Travel
Transcontinental Train Odyssey:: The Ghan, the Khyber, the globe by Tim Fischer
by Tim Bowden
Cultural Studies
The Biology of Civilisation: Understanding human culture as a Force in nature by Stephen Boyden
by John Carmody
Cultural Studies
From Australia with Love: A history of modern Australian popular romance novels by Juliet Flesch
by Amanda Smith