
October 2010, no. 325
Welcome to the October 2010 issue!That Deadman Dance by Kim Scott
The Poor Relation: A History of Social Sciences in Australia by by Stuart Macintyre
Grimsdon by Deborah Abela & Quillblade: Voyages of the Flying Dragon, Book One by Ben Chandler
by Kate Eltham
Vanda and Young: Inside Australia’s Hit Factory by John Tait & Behind the Rock and Beyond: The Diary of a Rock Band, 1956–1980 by Jon Hayton and Leon Isackson
Cruiser: The life and loss of HMAS Perth and her crew by Mike Carlton
Pirate Rain by Jennifer Maiden
by Jill Jones
My Father’s Daughter: Memories of an Australian childhood by Sheila Fitzpatrick
by Brenda Niall
The Poor Relation: A history of social sciences in Australia by Stuart Macintyre
The Bridge: The life and rise of Barack Obama by David Remnick
by Bruce Grant
Reading Madame Bovary by Amanda Lohrey
Campaign Ruby by Jessica Rudd
by Amy Baillieu
Starlight: 150 Poems by John Tranter & The Salt Companion to John Tranter edited by edited by Rod Mengham
by Gig Ryan
Brisbane by Matthew Condon
by Mark Gomes
The Fable of All Our Lives by Peter Kocan
by Don Anderson
Palestine Betrayed by Efraim Karsh & Gaza edited by Raimond Gaita
Ernest Gowers: Plain words and forgotten deeds edited by Ann Scott
My Congenials: Miles Franklin and friends in letters edited by Jill Roe
by Paul Brunton
Stanley Melbourne Bruce: Australian internationalist by David Lee
Public Life, Private Grief: A Memoir of Political Life and Loss by Mary Delahunty
Indigenous Victorians: The La Trobe Journal, no. 85 edited by Lynette Russell and John Arnold
by Maria Nugent
Rocks in the Belly by Jon Bauer
by Philip Salom
Making News by Tony Wilson
by Ben Eltham
Notorious by Roberta Lowing
Going Down Swinging, No.30 edited by Lisa Greenaway, Nathan Curnow, and Ella Holcombe
by James Langer
A Few Right Thinking Men by Sulari Gentill
by Laurie Steed