Simon Caterson

Australian Book Review

Simon Caterson

Simon Caterson

Simon Caterson is a Melbourne-based writer whose first contribution to ABR appeared in 2001.

Simon Caterson reviews 'Trust: America’s best chance' by Pete Buttigieg

Published in January–February 2021, no. 428

Simon Caterson reviews 'Burning the Books: A history of knowledge under attack' by Richard Ovenden

Published in October 2020, no. 425

Simon Caterson reviews 'The Bird Way: A new look at how birds talk, work, play, parent, and think' by Jennifer Ackerman

Published in August 2020, no. 423

Simon Caterson reviews 'The Child of an Ancient People' by Anouar Benmalek (translated by Andrew Riemer)

Published in March 2004, no. 259

Simon Caterson reviews 'Chromatopia: An illustrated history of colour' by David Coles

Published in January-February 2019, no. 408

Simon Caterson reviews 'Mad, Bad, Dangerous to Know: The fathers of Wilde, Yeats and Joyce' by Colm Tóibín

Published in November 2018, no. 406

Simon Caterson reviews 'Missing in Action: Australia’s World War I grave services, an astonishing story of misconduct, fraud and hoaxing' by Marianne van Velzen

Published in Online Exclusives

Simon Caterson reviews 'Truth’s Fool: Derek Freeman and the war over cultural anthropology' by Peter Hempenstall

Published in April 2018, no. 400

Simon Caterson reviews 'A Legacy of Spies' by John le Carré

Published in October 2017, no. 395

Simon Caterson reviews 'Code Breakers: Inside the shadow world of signals intelligence in Australia’s two Bletchley Parks' by Craig Collie

Published in June-July 2017, no. 392

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