July–August 2007, no. 293
Welcome to the July–August 2007 issue of Australian Book Review.
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Full Contents
Australian History
A History of the English-Speaking Peoples Since 1900 by Andrew Roberts
YA Fiction
GriEVE by Lizzie Wilcock & What Does Blue Feel Like? by Jessica Davidson
Journals
Griffith Review 16 edited by Julianne Schultz & HEAT 13 edited by Ivor Indyk
Politics
His Master’s Voice: The corruption of public debate under Howard (Quarterly Essay 26) by David Marr
Letter collection
With Love and Fury edited by Patricia Clarke and Meredith McKinney & Portrait of a Friendship edited by Bryony Cosgrove
by Lisa Gorton
Poetry
The Shorter Poems of Gaius Valerius Catullus by Gaius Valerius Catullus, translated by A.D. Hope
by David Brooks
Poetry
Flashing Eyes and Floating Hair: A reading of Gwen Harwood’s pseudonymous poetry by Cassandra L. Atherton
Economics
The Soulful Science: What economists really do and why it matters by Diane Coyle
Language
Translating Lives: Living with two languages and cultures edited by Mary Besemeres and Anna Wierzbicka
Literary Studies
Water From the Moon: Illusion and reality in the works of Australian novelist Christopher Koch by Jean-François Vernay
by Chad Habel
Indigenous Studies
Divided Nation: Indigenous Affairs and the Imagined Public by Murray Goot and Tim Rowse
Biology
The Evolution Revolution: Design Without Intelligence by Ken McNamara and John Long
by Ian Gibbins
