September 2017, no. 394

Welcome to the September issue! Highlights include:
- Same-Sex Marriage - Yes for Equality
- Philip Jones’s Fellowship Essay ‘Beyond Songlines’
- John Rickard on Judith Brett’s biography of Alfred Deakin
- Brian Matthews on Jim Davidson’s memoir
- Sue Kossew on J.M. Coetzee’s essays
- James Ley reviews The Choke by Sofie Laguna
- Richard Walsh (Allen & Unwin) is Publisher of the Month
- 'The same-sex marriage debate' by Peter Rose
Full Contents
Fiction
So You Don’t Get Lost in the Neighbourhood by Patrick Modiano, translated by Euan Cameron
Publisher of the Month
Publisher of the Month with Richard Walsh
Fiction
Blindness and Rage: A Phantasmagoria: A novel in thirty-four cantos by Brian Castro
Politics
The Show: Another side of Santamaria’s movement by Mark Aarons and John Grenville
Politics
The End of Europe: Dictators, demagogues, and the coming Dark Age by James Kirchick
by Colin Wight
Australian History
The Vandemonian War: The secret history of Britain’s Tasmanian invasion by Nick Brodie
United States
The American President: From Teddy Roosevelt to Bill Clinton by William E. Leuchtenburg
Military History
The Shadow Men: The leaders who shaped the Australian Army from the Veldt to Vietnam edited by Craig Stockings and John Connor
by Seumas Spark
Gender Studies
Stop Fixing Women: Why building fairer workplaces is everybody’s business by Catherine Fox by Catherine Fox
by Tali Lavi
Science
Radio Astronomer: John Bolton and a new window on the universe by Peter Robertson
Science
The Secret Life of The Mind: How our brain thinks, feels, and decides by Mariano Sigman
by Nick Haslam
Poetry
Robert Lowell: Setting the river on fire: A study of genius, mania and character by Kay Redfield Jamison
by Ian Dickson
Literary Studies