Alex Tighe

Alex Tighe is a writer and editor, and the winner of the University of Sydney’s 2018 Wentworth Medal essay prize. In 2019 he will be the ABC / Kidney Health Australia’s inaugural Mark Colvin Scholar.

www.alex-tighe.com

Website URL: http://www.alexandertighe.

Alex Tighe reviews 'Net Loss: The inner life in the digital age (Quarterly Essay 72)' by Sebastian Smee

Published in January-February 2019, no. 408

Alex Tighe reviews 'Tinkering: Australians reinvent DIY culture' by Katherine Wilson

Published in January–February 2018, no. 398

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'The resilience of non-fiction publishing' by Dominic Kelly

From the issue:

Lucas Thompson reviews 'The Recovering: Intoxication and its aftermath' by Leslie Jamison
Simon Tormey reviews 'The Rise and Fall of the British Nation: A twentieth-century history' by David Edgerton
'Jim Carroll’s Ass', a new poem by Alice Notley
Varun Ghosh reviews 'The World As It Is: Inside the Obama White House' by Ben Rhodes and 'Yes We (Still) Can: Politics in the age of Obama, Twitter, and Trump' by Dan Pfeiffer
Letters to the Editor - January-February 2019
John Hawke reviews 'Feeding the Ghost 1: Criticism on contemporary Australian poetry' edited by Andy Kissane, David Musgrave, and Carolyn Rickett

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Alex Tighe

Alex Tighe reviews 'Net Loss: The inner life in the digital age (Quarterly Essay 72)' by Sebastian Smee

Alex Tighe reviews 'Tinkering: Australians reinvent DIY culture' by Katherine Wilson

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