September 2010, no. 324
Hawke: The prime minister by Blanche d’Alpuget
Reviewed by Bruce Grant
Bereft by Chris Womersley
Reviewed by Carmel Bird
Carnival Edge: New and selected poems by Katherine Gallagher
Reviewed by Susan Lever
The Body in the Clouds by Ashley Hay
Reviewed by Don Anderson
Anzac Legacies: Australians and the Aftermath of War edited by Martin Crotty and Marina Larsson
Reviewed by Alistair Thomson
Detritus: Addressing Culture and the Arts by Robyn Archer
Reviewed by Alison Broinowski
Looking for Australia: Historical essays by John Hirst
Reviewed by Alan Frost
The Boys: Andrew Frost by
Reviewed by Mark Gomes
The Midnight Zoo by Sonya Hartnett & The Red Wind by Isobelle Carmody
Reviewed by Ruth Starke
Lifeboat Cities by Brendan Gleeson & Transport for Suburbia: by Paul Mees
Reviewed by Peter Mares
Madam Lash: Gretel Pinniger’s scandalous life of sex, art and bondage by Sam Everingham
Reviewed by Jay Daniel Thompson
Sustenance by Simone Lazaroo
Reviewed by Thuy On
Speak to Me by Sarah Hopkins
Reviewed by Estelle Tang
Transnational Literature, Volume 2, Issue 2 edited by Ioana Petrescu
Reviewed by Patrick Allington
The Well in the Shadow: A writer’s journey through Australian literature by Chester Eagle
Reviewed by Christina Hill
The Well at the World’s End by A.J. Mackinnon
Reviewed by Michael McGirr
The Vintage and the Gleaning by Jeremy Chambers
Reviewed by Laurie Steed
The Master: The life and work of Edward H. Sugden edited by Renate Howe
Reviewed by John Rickard
The Inconvenient Child by Sharyn Killens and Lindsay Lewis
Reviewed by Kate Holden
Southerly, Vol. 70, No. 1 edited by David Brooks and Elizabeth McMahon
Reviewed by Simon West
Playing the Numbers: Gambling in Harlem between the Wars by Shane White, Stephen Garton, Stephen Robertson and Graham White
Reviewed by David Goodman
Equator by Wayne Ashton
Reviewed by Cheryl Jorgensen