Australian Book Review

June 2007, no. 292

June 2007, no. 292

Welcome to the June 2007 issue of Australian Book Review.

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Full Contents

Biography

Point to Point Navigation: A Memoir, 1964 to 2006 by Gore Vidal

Literary Studies

Soft Weapons: Autobiography in transit by Gillian Whitlock

by Kay Schaffer

Poetry

Typewriter Music by David Malouf

by Peter Porter

Australian History

Continent of Curiosities: A journey through Australian natural history by Danielle Clode

by Peter Menkhorst

Westering by Peter Kirkpatrick

by Gregory Kratzmann

Poetry

The City Of Empty Rooms by Thomas Shapcott

by Ian Templeman

History

High Lean Country: Land, people and memory in New England by Alan Atkinson et al.

by Kate McFadyen

Biography

T.S. Eliot: Lives and legacies by Craig Raine

by Jonathan Pearlman

Commentary

'The Disappearing Act of Translation' by Nicholas Jose

by Nicholas Jose

Literary Studies

David Golder by Irène Némirovsky & Irène Némirovsky by Jonathan Weiss

by Colin Nettelbeck

Military History

A Distant Grief: Australians, war graves and the Great War by Bart Ziino

Art

Modernism & Australia: Documents on art, design and architecture 1917–1967 edited by Ann Stephen, Andrew McNamara, and Philip Goad

by Anthony White

Fiction

The Scandal Of The Season by Sophie Gee

Biography

Edith Wharton by Hermione Lee

Politics

The Politics Of War: Race, Class, And Conflict In Revolutionary Virginia by Michael A. McDonnell

by Donna Merwick