July–August 2011 no. 333
News from the Editor's Desk
Majestic gongs
ABR in the past has been critical of the paucity of writers receiving national honours and the over-representation of politicians, bureaucrats, and plutocrats, so it was pleasing to find several distinguished writers among those hono ...
Letters to the Editor - July-August 2011
Paradoxical neglect
Dear Editor,
Patrick McCaughey’s article ‘NativeGrounds and Foreign Fields: The Paradoxical Neglect of Aust ...
Michael Wesley: There Goes the Neighbourhood
Hugh White
Coping with a resurgent China
Hugh White
There Goes the Neighbourhood: Australia and the Rise of Asia
by Michael Wesley
New South, $32.95 pb, 202 pp, 9781742232720
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Jo Chandler: Feeling the Heat
Rosaleen Love
Strange weather
Rosaleen Love
Feeling the Heat
by Jo Chandler
Melbourne University Press, $39.99 pb, 314 pp, 9780522857719
In Feeling the Heat
Also in this issue
Eileen Chanin: Book Life
Paul BruntonPeter Ryan: Final Proof
Sue Ebury2011 Calibre Prize (winner): 'Who Killed Matilda?'
Moira McKinnonChristian Witt-Dörring et al.: Vienna
Andrew MontanaKatie Holmes: Between the Leaves
Penny HanleyRaymond Holden: Richard Strauss
Michael MorleyJemma Purdey: From Vienna to Yogyakarta
Joan GrantRaymond Roussel: New Impressions of Africa
William HeywardJonathon Green: Green's Dictionary of Slang
Bruce MooreDavid Horner: Australia and the 'New World Order'
Peter EdwardsJohn McBeth: Reporter
Richard BroinowskiOnline Login
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Story of the Month
From the issue
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Alice Nelson reviews Room for a Stranger by Melanie Cheng
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David Neil reviews The Birth of Ethics by Philip Pettit, edited by Kinch Hoekstra with Michael Tomasello
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Peter Rose reviews On David Malouf by Nam Le
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Brenda Walker reviews A Lovely and Terrible Thing by Chris Womersley
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Open Page with Judith Brett
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Jim Davidson reviews An Unconventional Wife: The life of Julia Sorell Arnold by Mary Hoban
