
February 2009, no. 308
Welcome to the February 2009 issue of Australian Book Review.
Gough Whitlam: A moment in history (Volume One) by Jenny Hocking
by Neal Blewett
The Best American Essays 2008 edited by Adam Gopnik & The Best Australian Essays 2008 edited by David Marr
by Gay Bilson
Stella Miles Franklin: A biography by Jill Roe
The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History (Second Edition) edited by Peter Dennis et al.
by David Horner
Liberals and Power: The road ahead by Peter van Onselen
Graham Kennedy Treasures: Friends remember the king by Mike McColl Jones
by Sue Turnbull
Autographs by Alex Skovron
Israel’s Occupation by Neve Gordon
Father Of The House: The memoirs of Kim E. Beazley by Kim E. Beazley
by Geoff Gallop
Encounters with Australian Modern Art by Christopher Heathcote, Patrick McCaughey and Sarah Thomas
Butterfly by Sonya Hartnett
by Lisa Gorton
America and the World: Conversations on the future of American foreign policy by Zbigniew Brzezinski and Brent Scowcroft, moderated by David Ignatius
by Hugh White
Great Australian Eulogies by Richard Walsh
Unanimous Night by Michael Brennan
To Sculpt The Moment: Newcastle Poetry Prize Anthology 2008 edited by Hunter Writers’ Centre
Talking With Margaret Throsby by Margaret Throsby
The Collectors Of Lost Souls: Turning Kuru scientists into whitemen by Warwick Anderson
The Great Arch by Vicki Hastrich
The SBS Story: The challenge of cultural diversity by Ien Ang, Gay Hawkins and Lamia Dabboussy
by Dean Biron
The Shallow End by Ashley Sievwright
by Ken Knight
The Wisdom of Birds: An illustrated history of ornithology by Tim Birkhead
Lemniscate by Gaynor McGrath
by Jo Case
Wave Cultures: Feminism, subcultures, activism edited by Anita Harris
Nobody’s Valentine: Letters in the life of Valentine Alexa Leeper 1900–2001 by Marion Poynter
by John Rickard
Stepping Out: A novel by Catherine Ray, translated by Julie Rose
by Denise O'Dea
Sybil Thorndike: A star of life by Jonathan Croall
Echo Chamber by Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Joseph N. Cappella & Why Democracies Need an Unlovable Press by Michael Schudson
by Rod Tiffen
Fortunate Son: The unlikely rise of Keith Urban by Jeff Apter
by Suzie Gibson
I Con: New and selected poems by Tim Thorne
In the Vernacular: A generation of Australian culture and controversy by Stuart Cunningham
by Jake Wilson
Je Suis Australienne: Remarkable women in France, 1880–1945 by Rosemary Lancaster
by Ros Pesman