February 2009, no. 308

February 2009, no. 308

Welcome to the February 2009 issue of Australian Book Review. 

'Travel'

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'Silverflash'

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Gough Whitlam: A moment in history (Volume One) by Jenny Hocking

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The Best American Essays 2008 edited by Adam Gopnik & The Best Australian Essays 2008 edited by David Marr

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Stella Miles Franklin: A biography by Jill Roe

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The Oxford Companion to Australian Military History (Second Edition) edited by Peter Dennis et al.

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Liberals and Power: The road ahead by Peter van Onselen

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Graham Kennedy Treasures: Friends remember the king by Mike McColl Jones

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Autographs by Alex Skovron

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'Ukulula': Obama-euphoria in Lancashire

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Israel’s Occupation by Neve Gordon

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Father Of The House: The memoirs of Kim E. Beazley by Kim E. Beazley

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Encounters with Australian Modern Art by Christopher Heathcote, Patrick McCaughey and Sarah Thomas

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Butterfly by Sonya Hartnett

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Letters to the Editor

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America and the World: Conversations on the future of American foreign policy by Zbigniew Brzezinski and Brent Scowcroft, moderated by David Ignatius

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Great Australian Eulogies by Richard Walsh

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Unanimous Night by Michael Brennan

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To Sculpt The Moment: Newcastle Poetry Prize Anthology 2008 edited by Hunter Writers’ Centre

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Talking With Margaret Throsby by Margaret Throsby

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The Collectors Of Lost Souls: Turning Kuru scientists into whitemen by Warwick Anderson

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The Great Arch by Vicki Hastrich

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The SBS Story: The challenge of cultural diversity by Ien Ang, Gay Hawkins and Lamia Dabboussy

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The Shallow End by Ashley Sievwright

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The Wisdom of Birds: An illustrated history of ornithology by Tim Birkhead

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Lemniscate by Gaynor McGrath

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Wave Cultures: Feminism, subcultures, activism edited by Anita Harris

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Nobody’s Valentine: Letters in the life of Valentine Alexa Leeper 1900–2001 by Marion Poynter

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Stepping Out: A novel by Catherine Ray, translated by Julie Rose

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Sybil Thorndike: A star of life by Jonathan Croall

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Echo Chamber by Kathleen Hall Jamieson and Joseph N. Cappella & Why Democracies Need an Unlovable Press by Michael Schudson

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Fortunate Son: The unlikely rise of Keith Urban by Jeff Apter

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I Con: New and selected poems by Tim Thorne

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In the Vernacular: A generation of Australian culture and controversy by Stuart Cunningham

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Je Suis Australienne: Remarkable women in France, 1880–1945 by Rosemary Lancaster

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