May 2018, no. 401

May 2018, no. 401

Welcome to the May issue! Highlights include:

2018 Calibre Essay Prize (runner-up): 'Once Again: Outside in the House of Art'

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The Bible in Australia: A cultural history by Meredith Lake

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What Are We Doing Here?: Essays by Marilynne Robinson

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Property by Lionel Shriver

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News from the Editor's Desk - May 2018

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This Time: Australia’s republican past and future by Benjamin T. Jones

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On Borrowed Time by Robert Manne

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Outsiders: Five women writers who changed the world by Lyndall Gordon

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Against Native Title by Eve Vincent & Crosscurrents by Katie Glaskin

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A Sand Archive by Gregory Day

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Reason and Lovelessness: Essays, encounters, reviews 1980–2017 by Barry Hill

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'Natality' by Anne Elvey

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'The Field' by Ian Patterson

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'Four Rooms' by Julie Manning

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Fall Out: A year of political mayhem by Tim Shipman

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Franklin D. Roosevelt: A political life by Robert Dallek

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Fortress America: How we embraced fear and abandoned democracy by Elaine Tyler May

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Flames by Robbie Arnott

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Relatively Famous by Roger Averill

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Crime and Punishment by Fyodor Dostoevsky, translated by Nicolas Pasternak Slater

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Apple and Knife by Intan Paramaditha, translated by Stephen J. Epstein

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Josephine Taylor reviews 'The Lucky Galah' by Tracy Sorensen

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You Belong Here by Laurie Steed

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The Fortress by S.A. Jones

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Who Reads Poetry: 50 views from Poetry Magazine edited by Fred Sasaki and Don Share

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Our Life Grows by by Ryszard Krynicki, translated by Alissa Valles

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Archipelago by Adam Aitken & Present by Elizabeth Allen

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James Bennett reviews 'Normality: A critical genealogy' by Peter Cryle and Elizabeth Stephens

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Bronwyn Oliver: Strange things by Hannah Fink

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Pam Brown is Poet of the Month

Open Page with Justine Ettler

Why Dylan Matters by Richard F. Thomas

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Destiny: The extraordinary career of pianist Eileen Joyce by David Tunley, Victoria Rogers, and Cyrus Meher-Homji

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The People’s Force: A history of Victoria Police by Robert Haldane

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Domestic Interior by Fiona Wright & The Tiny Museums by Carolyn Abbs

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What the Victorians made of Romanticism: Material artifacts, cultural practices, and reception history by Tom Mole

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The face that launched a thousand lawsuits: The American women who forged a right to privacy by Jessica Lake

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Keeping Their Marbles: How the treasures of the past ended up in museums ... and why they should stay there by Tiffany Jenkins

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Ma’am Darling: Ninety-nine glimpses of Princess Margaret by Craig Brown

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Desire: A memoir by Jonathan Dollimore

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