April 2012, no. 340
News from the Editor's Desk
Reviewed by Hidden Author
Letters to the Editor
Reviewed by Hidden Author
The Hanging Garden by Patrick White
Reviewed by Peter Conrad
A History of Australia by Mark Peel and Christina Twomey
Reviewed by Frank Bongiorno
A Cook’s Life by Stephanie Alexander
Reviewed by Gay Bilson
Frontier Justice: The Global Refugee Crisis and What to Do About It by Andy Lamey & Contesting Citizenship: Irregular Migrants and New Frontiers of the Political by Anne McNevin
Reviewed by Peter Mares
Young Poets: An Australian Anthology edited by John Leonard
Reviewed by Maria Takolander
Open Page with Brenda Niall
Reviewed by Hidden Author
Lives of the Novelists: A History of Fiction in 287 Lives by John Sutherland
Reviewed by James Ley
Inside Creative Writing: Interviews with Contemporary Writers edited by Graeme Harper
Reviewed by Ruth Starke
Brenda Niall: True North
Reviewed by Susan Sheridan
Denise Gigante: The Keats Brothers
Reviewed by William Christie
Hans Keilson: There Stands My House
Reviewed by William Heyward
The Australian Moment: How We Were Made for These Times by George Megalogenis
Reviewed by Matthew Lamb
Blue by Pat Grant
Reviewed by Ronnie Scott
Angus Roxburgh: The Strongman
Reviewed by Geoff Winestock
Closer to Stone by Simon Cleary
Reviewed by Dean Biron
The Longing by Candice Bruce
Reviewed by Francesca Sasnaitis
Unaccountable Hours: three novellas by Stephen Scourfield
Reviewed by Elena Gomez
After The Darkness by Honey Brown
Reviewed by Alan Vaarwerk
The Light Between Oceans by M.L. Stedman
Reviewed by Jeremy Fisher
The Fine Colour of Rust by P.A. O’Reilly
Reviewed by Alice Robinson
The Cartographer by Peter Twohig
Reviewed by Lucas Smith
Coriolanus
Reviewed by Michael Morley
The Welfare of My Enemy by Anthony Lawrence
Reviewed by Martin Duwell
Vishvarūpa: Michelle Cahill by 5 Islands Press, $22.95 pb, 93 pp, 9780734042057
Reviewed by Mark Treddinick
Desert Boys: Australians at War from Beersheba to Tobruk and El Alamein by Peter Rees
Reviewed by Craig Wilcox