Welcome to our January–February issue! Highlights of the double issue include:
- Klaus Neumann on refugees
- Angelo Loukakis on Don Watson
- Gabriel García Ochoa – Letter from Mexico
- Publisher of the Month – our new Q & A
- Three new ABR Writers’ Fellowships, each worth $7,500
January–February 2017, no. 388
Suzy Freeman-Greene reviews 'In the Darkroom' by Susan Faludi
The subject line of the email – from a father in Budapest to his daughter in Oregon – is ‘Changes’. ‘I’ve got some interesting news for you,’ writes Steven. ‘I have decided ...
Shannon Burns reviews 'Autumn' by Ali Smith
Ali Smith is a formally and thematically exuberant writer who takes obvious pleasure in the art of storytelling, the mutability of language, and slippages in representation ...
Klaus Neumann reviews 'What Is a Refugee?' by William Maley, 'Violent Borders: Refugees and the right to move' by Reece Jones, and 'Borderlands: Towards an anthropology of the cosmopolitan condition' by Michel Agier
Three years ago, Australia was supposedly being overrun by asylum seekers arriving by boat. The situation was considered grave and dominated public debate and the ...
Angelo Loukakis reviews 'A Single Tree: Voices from the bush' compiled by Don Watson
In The Bush (2014), Don Watson explored notions of what that most variegated of terms, ‘the bush’, meant to earlier generations, including his own family. In ...
