December 2017, no. 397
Welcome to the December issue! Highlights include:
- Marguerite Johnson on Picnic at Hanging Rock, fifty years on
- Shaun Crowe reviews two books on Pauline Hanson and One Nation
- ABR’s 2017 Books of the Year
- Peter Rose on the results of the marriage equality survey
- Kevin Foster on Peter Greste’s new memoir
- Richard Walsh on a new book of interviews with Bob Hawke
- Beejay Silcox on Gerald Murnane’s new novel
Please Explain by Anna Broinowksi & Rogue Nation by Royce Kurmelovs
by Shaun Crowe
Facing Gaia: Eight lectures on the new climaticregime by Bruno Latour, translated by Catherine Porter
Charles Darwin: Victorian Mythmaker by A.N. Wilson
Border Districts by Gerald Murnane
Wednesdays with Bob by Bob Hawke and Derek Rielly
The Souls of China: The return of religion after Mao by Ian Johnson
by David Brophy
The First Casualty by Peter Greste
by Kevin Foster
Can You Hear the Sea?: My Grandmother’s Story by Brenda Niall
The Book of Thistles by Noëlle Janaczewska
How Not To Be A Boy by Robert Webb & This Is Going To Hurt by Adam Kay
Demi-Gods by Eliza Robertson
Atlantic Black by A.S. Patrić
Half Wild by Pip Smith
The Pacific Room by Michael Fitzgerald
Dancing Home by Paul Collis
Drawing Sybylla by Odette Kelada
by Fiona Wright
Terra Nullius by Claire G. Coleman
Bad to Worse by Robert Edeson
Australian Gypsies: Their secret history by Mandy Sayer
The Best Australian Poems 2017 edited by Sarah Holland-Batt
by Gregory Day
These Things Are Real by Alan Wearne
A Long Saturday: Conversations by George Steiner and Laure Adler
The Death and Life of Australian Soccer by Joe Gorman
by Ryan Cropp
Collecting for the Nation: The Australiana Fund by Jennifer Sanders
by John Rickard