Panic: David Marr
Society
Australia’s penchant for panic
by Dennis Altman •
David Marr is not on the list of Australian living treasures, but perhaps he should be. Among our best journalists, he stands out as someone who has consistently challenged the powerful, at his best with forensic skill and deep research. Like other journalist–authors such as Anne Summers and George Megalogenis, he brings an analytic intelligence to understanding our politics that few academics can rival.
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Panic: David Marr
by Black Inc., $29.95 pb, 262 pp
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