June–July 2014, no. 362
The Glass Kingdom by Chris Flynn
Reviewed by Tony Birch
Meeting the Devil: A book of memoir from the London Review of Books edited by William Heinemann
Reviewed by Ann-Marie Priest
The Snowden Files by Luke Harding & No Place to Hide by Glenn Greenwald
Reviewed by James Der Derian
Diary of A Foreign Minister by Bob Carr
Reviewed by Neal Blewett
The Claimant by Janette Turner Hospital
Reviewed by Brian Matthews
Foreign Soil by Maxine Beneba Clarke
Reviewed by Susan Midalia
N by John A. Scott
Reviewed by Don Anderson
Crucible: An Australian First World War novel by J. P. McKinney
Reviewed by Rodney Hall
Saree by Su Dharmapala
Reviewed by Claudia Hyles
Bill Gammage on notions of country
Reviewed by Bill Gammage
Letters to the Editor
Reviewed by Peter Acton et al.
Jane Sullivan is Critic of the Month
Reviewed by Jane Sullivan
Prisoner X by Rafael Epstein
Reviewed by Simon Collinson
The Tainted Trail of Farah Jama by Julie Szego
Reviewed by Ray Cassin
Dangerous Allies by Malcolm Fraser, Cain Roberts
Reviewed by Alison Broinowski
In Defence of War by Nigel Biggar
Reviewed by Andrew Alexandra
An Officer and a Spy by Robert Harris
Reviewed by Peter Heerey
Animal Death edited by Jay Johnston, Fiona Probyn-Rapsey
Reviewed by Sam Cadman
Calcutta: Two years in the city by Amit Chaudhuri
Reviewed by Terri-ann White
The literary Churchill: Author, Reader, Actor by Jonathan Rose
Reviewed by Richard Toye
Australia and the Vietnam war by Peter Edwards
Reviewed by David Horner
The unexpected professor: An Oxford life in books by John Carey
Reviewed by Colin Steele
Dare me!: the life and work of Gerald Glaskin by John Burbidge
Reviewed by Jeremy Fisher
Music in the castle of heaven: A portrait of Johann Sebastian Bach by John Eliot Gardiner
Reviewed by Michael Shmith
City Lights: San Francisco by
Reviewed by Eileen Chong
White Cyclamen by
Reviewed by Jennifer Maiden
Roman Bridges by
Reviewed by Simon West
Happenings by
Reviewed by Alamgir Hashmi
Night on bald mountain
Reviewed by Andrew Fuhrmann
Under the Skin
Reviewed by Dion Kagan
Breakfast with Lucian: A portrait of the artist by Geordie Greig
Reviewed by Peter Hill
Fiona Gruber: For Auld Lang Syne
Reviewed by Fiona Gruber
inside the dream palace: The life and times of New York's legendary Chelsea hotel by Sherill Tippins
Reviewed by Ian Dickson
Lines of Descent: W. E. B. Du Bois and the emergence of identity by Kwame Anthony Appiah
Reviewed by Luke Horton
The Bloomsbury cookbook: Recipes for life, love and art by Jans Ondaatje Rolls
Reviewed by Gay Bilson
Chasing Shadows by Leila Yusaf Chung
Reviewed by Sonia Nair
The Snow Queen by Michael Cunningham
Reviewed by Nathan Smith
How I became the Mr Big of people smuggling by Martin Chambers
Reviewed by Simon Collinson
Meatloaf in Manhattan by Robert Power
Reviewed by Ben Smith
Murder in the telephone exchange by June Wright
Reviewed by Francesca Sasnaitis
Between my Father and the King by Janet Frame
Reviewed by Sophia Barnes
Australian Poetry Journal: Vol. 3, No. 2 edited by Bronwyn Lea
Reviewed by Des Cowley
Transnational Literature: Vol. 6, No. 2 edited by Gillian Dooley
Reviewed by Jay Daniel Thompson
Cordite Poetry Review: Issue 46.0 by Kent MacCarter
Reviewed by Peter Kenneally
Pandora Jones by Barry Jonsberg & Crooked leg road by Jennifer Walsh
Reviewed by Margaret Robson Kett
News from the Editor's Desk
Reviewed by Hidden Author