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Index for 2011: Nos 328-337

06 December 2011 Written by Australian Book Review
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REVIEWS INDEX 2011

ABDEL-FATTAH, Randa, Noah’s Law, Pan Macmillan, 328/67, Stephen Mansfield
ACKERMAN, Bruce, The Decline and Fall of the American Republic, Harvard University Press, 332/65, Alison Broinowski
ADAIR, Robin, The Ghost of Waterloo, Michael Joseph, 330/24, Kate McFadyen
ADAMSON, Robert (ed.), The Best Australian Poems 2010, Black Inc., 328/28, Philip Mead
AITKEN, Graeme, The Indignities, Clouds of Magellan, 331/34, Jay Daniel Thompson
AITKEN, Richard, The Garden of Ideas: Four Centuries of Australian Style, Miegunyah, 329/59, Luke Morgan
ALI, Tariq, The Obama Syndrome: Surrender at Home, War Abroad, Verso, 335/65, Dennis Altman
ALIZADEH, Ali, Ashes in the Air, UQP, 330/60, Gig Ryan
ALSAYYAD, Nezar, Cairo: Histories of a City, Harvard University Press, 333/62, Grazia Gunn
ALTMAN, Jon and Melinda Hinkson (eds), Culture Crisis: Anthropology and Politics in Aboriginal Australia, UNSW Press, 328/62, David Trigger
AMSTERDAM, Steven, What the Family Needed, Sleepers, 336/52, Nic Low
ANDERSON, Fay and Richard Trembath, Witnesses to War: The History of Australian Conflict Reporting, MUP, 332/68, Jill Jolliffe
ARMSTRONG, Judith, War & Peace and Sonya, Pier 9, 337/36, Carol Middleton
ARNOLD, John (ed.), La Trobe Journal, No. 87, State Library of Victoria Foundation, 335/64, Jay Daniel Thompson
ASHTON, Paul and Paula Hamilton, History at the Crossroads: Australians and the Past, Halstead Press, 334/19, Clare Corbould
AU, Jessica, Cargo, Picador, 336/68, Romy Ash
AUSTIN-BROOS, Diane, A Different Inequity: The Politics of Debate about Remote Aboriginal Australia, Allen & Unwin, 336/15, Emma Kowal
BAILEY, John, Into the Unknown: The Tormented Life and Expeditions of Ludwig Leichhardt, Macmillan, 336/59, Darrell Lewis
BASE, Graeme, The Jewel Fish of Karnak, Viking, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
BASSETT, Sue (ed.), The Telstra National Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Art Award 1984–2008: Celebrating 25 Years, Charles Darwin University Press, 332/75, John Kean
BATEMAN, Anthony and Jeffrey Hill (eds), The Cambridge Companion to Cricket, CUP, 334/52, Bernard Whimpress
BATTERSBY, Katherine, Squish Rabbit, UQP, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
BARRY, Max, Machine Man, Scribe, 335/49, Shaun Prescott
BARRY, Peter, I Hate Martin Amis Et Al., Transit Lounge Publishing, 332/60, Kate Holden
BELL, John, On Shakespeare, Allen & Unwin, 335/69, Brian McFarlane
BELL, Robert, Ballets Russes: The Art of Costume, National Gallery of Australia, 329/13, Alan R. Dodge
BENNETT, Scott, Pozières: The Anzac Story, Scribe, 331/55, Robin Prior
BESTON, John, Patrick White within the Western Literary Tradition, Sydney University Press, 330/10, Charles Lock
BILSON, Tony, Fine Family Cooking: Australia’s Original Master Chef, Murdoch Books, 330/45, Christopher Menz
BIRCH, Tony, Blood, UQP, 337/33, Chris Flynn
BLACK, Prudence, The Flight Attendant’s Shoe, New South, 337/63, Susan Sheridan
BLACKADDER, Jesse, The Raven’s Heart, Fourth Estate, 329/26, Emma Ashmere
BLAIN, Georgia, Darkwater, Random House, 330/62, Maya Linden
BLAIN, Georgia, Too Close to Home, Vintage, 331/29, Melinda Harvey
BLAKE, Barry J., Secret Language, OUP, 329/39, Bruce Moore
BLAND, Nick, The Runaway Hug, Scholastic, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
BLUM, Susan D. (ed.), My Word! Plagiarism and College Culture, Cornell University Press, 330/17, Timothy Roberts
BONETT, Warren, The Australian Book of Atheism, Scribe, 329/61, Timothy Roberts
BONYHADY, Tim, Good Living Street: The Fortunes of my Viennese Family, Allen & Unwin, 332/18, Evelyn Juers
BOOKER, Christopher, The Real Global Warming Disaster: Is the Obsession with ‘Climate Change’ Turning Out to be the Most Costly Scientific Blunder in History?, Continuum, 329/18, Timothy Roberts
BOWKER, Gordon, James Joyce: A Biography, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 334/32, James Ley
BOYCE, James, 1835: The Founding of Melbourne and the Conquest of Australia, Black Inc., 333/14, John Rickard
BRADLEY, James (ed.), The Penguin Book of the Ocean, Penguin, 328/27, Gregory Kratzmann
BRASCH, Nicholas, The Heroes of the Kokoda Track, Black Dog Books, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
BROCKOPP, Jonathan E. (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Muhammad, CUP, 329/56, Irfan Ahmad
BROOKS, Geraldine, Caleb’s Crossing, Fourth Estate, 332/55, Sophie Cunningham
BROWN, A.J., Michael Kirby: Paradoxes, Principles, Federation Press, 335/63, Julian Burnside
BURKE, Carolyn, No Regrets: The Life of Edith Piaf, Bloomsbury, 334/42, Colin Nettelbeck
BURKE, J.C., Pig Boy, Random House, 333/71, Bec Kavanagh
BURNS, joanne, Amphora, Giramondo, 334/65, Rose Lucas
BURTON, Pamela, From Moree to Mabo: The Mary Gaudron Story, UWAP, 330/37, John Bryson
BUZO, Laura, Good Oil, Allen & Unwin, 328/48, Pam Macintyre
CALLOWAY, Stephen and Lynn Federle Orr (eds), The Cult of Beauty: The Aesthetic Movement 1860–1900, V&A Publishing, 336/49, Alison Inglis
CARMODY, Isobelle and Nan McNab (eds), The Wilful Eye: Tales from the Tower, Volume I, Allen & Unwin, 331/63, Benjamin Chandler
CARROLL, Steven, Spirit of Progress, Fourth Estate, 334/25, Patrick Allington
CARTER, Alan, Prime Cut, Freemantle Press, 330/53, Jay Daniel Thompson
CASERIO, Robert L. (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to the Twentieth-Century English Novel, CUP, 330/55, Sarah Kanowski
CHANDLER, Jo, Feeling the Heat, MUP, 333/11, Rosaleen Love
CHANIN, Eileen, Book Life: The Life and Times of David Scott Mitchell, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 333/16, Paul Brunton
CHARALAMBOUS, John, Two Greeks, UQP, 335/54, Donata Carrazza
CHATAWAY, Carol, You Are My Special Baby, Working Title Press, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
CHURCHER, Betty, Notebooks, Miegunyah, 332/77, Alan Dodge
CLARK, Sherryl, Meet Rose, Puffin, 333/70, Ruth Starke
CLEMENT, Rod, Feathers for Phoebe, HarperCollins, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
CLIFFORD-SMITH, Silas, Percy Lindsay: Artist & Bohemian, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 332/38, Christopher Menz
COLLER, Ian, Arab France: Islam and the Making of Modern Europe, 1798–1831, University of California Press, 330/14, Robert Aldrich
CORBETT, Claire, When We Have Wings, Allen & Unwin, 333/11, Jay Daniel Thompson
CORNWELL, John, Newman’s Unquiet Grave: The Reluctant Saint, Continuum, 328/45, Glyn Davis
COUSINS, A.D. and Peter Howarth, The Cambridge Companion to the Sonnet, CUP, 334/60, William Christie
COX, David, The Road to Goonong, Allen & Unwin, 337/74, Joy Lawn
CROALL, Jonathan, John Gielgud: Matinee Idol to Movie Star, Methuen Drama, 336/55, Brian McFarlane
CROMBIE, Isobel and Judith Ryan (eds), Art Journal of the National Gallery of Victoria, 50th Edition, The Council of Trustees of the National Gallery of Victoria, 334/48, Jane Clark
CURRAN, James, Curtin’s Empire, CUP, 330/16, Stuart Macintyre
CURRIE, Christopher, The Ottoman Motel, Text, 331/23, Laurie Steed
CURTIN, Amanda, Inherited, UWAP, 337/36, Francesca Sasnaitis
DALY, Cathleen and Stephen Michael King, Prudence Wants a Pet, Scholastic, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
DANDO-COLLINS, Stephen, Crack Hardy: From Gallipoli to Flanders to the Somme, The True Story of Three Australian Brothers at War, Vintage, 331/61, Stephen Mansfield
DAVID, Elizabeth, At Elizabeth’s Table: Her Very Best Everyday Recipes, Michael Joseph, 330/45, Christopher Menz
DAVIDSON, Toby (ed.), Collected Poems: Francis Webb, UWAP, 331/17, Chris Wallace-Crabbe
DAWE, Bruce, Slo-Mo Tsunami and Other Poems, Puncher & Wattmann, 337/70, Martin Duwell
DEVRIES, Shane, Never Smile at a Crocodile, Scholastic, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
DE WAAL, Edmund, The Hare With Amber Eyes: A Hidden Inheritance, Vintage, 332/73, Angus Trumble
DO, Anh and Suzanne Do, The Little Refugee, Allen & Unwin, 337/74, Joy Lawn
DRAZIN, Charles, The Faber Book of French Cinema, Faber, 334/38, Sally Burton
DUFFY, Michael, The Simple Death, Allen & Unwin, 329/25, Don Anderson
DUBOSARSKY, Ursula, The Carousel, Viking, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
DUBOSARSKY, Ursula, The Golden Day, Allen & Unwin, 331/46, Thuy On
DYRENFURTH, Nick, Heroes & Villains: The Rise and Fall of the Early Australian Labor Party, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 334/16, Stuart Macintyre
DYRENFURTH, Nick and Frank Bongiorno, A Little History of the Australian Labor Party, New South, 334/16, Stuart Macintyre
EARLS, Nick, The Fix, Vintage, 334/50, Jeffrey Poacher
EDGERTON, Gary R. (ed.), Mad Men; Dream Come True TV, I.B. Tauris, 330/42, Lesley Chow
ELLIS, David (ed.), Into the Light: 150 Years of Cultural Treasures at the University of Sydney, Miegunyah, 329/62, John Thompson
ENNIS, Helen, Wolfgang Sievers, NLA, 334/44, Julian Burnside
EYRE, Richard, Talking Theatre: Interviews with Theatre People, Nick Hern Books, 328/58, Michael Morley
FAHEY, Diane, The Wing Collection: New and Selected Poems, Puncher & Wattmann, 337/69, Rose Lucas
FARRER, Vashti, Lilli-Pilli: The Frog Princess, Scholastic, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
FINN, S.J., This Too Shall Pass, Sleepers Publishing, 329/28, Anthony Lynch
FITZGERALD, Ross and Stephen Holt, Alan ‘The Red Fox’ Reid: Pressman Par Excellence, New South, 328/20, Tom D.C. Roberts
FITZSIMONS, Trish, Pat Laughren, and Dugald Williamson, Australian Documentary: History, Practices, Genres, CUP, 331/50, Ina Bertrand
FLANNERY, Tim, Here on Earth: An Argument for Hope, Text, 328/66, Timothy Roberts
FLOOD, Philip, Dancing with Warriors, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 337/65, Richard Broinowski
FORBES, Cameron, The Korean War: Australia in the Giant’s Playground, Macmillan, 330/57, Richard Broinowski
FORD, Andrew, The Sound of Pictures: Listening to the Movies, from Hitchcock to High Fidelity, Black Inc., 328/24, Robert Gibson
FORSYTHE, David P., The Politics of Prisoner Abuse: The United States and Enemy Prisoners After 9/11, CUP, 336/13, Alison Broinowski
FOX, Mem and Roland Harvey, The Little Dragon, Viking, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
FRATER, Benjamin, 6 am in the Universe: Selected Poems, Grand Parade Poets, 336/64, Francesca Sasnaitis
FREE, Renee and John Henshaw (with Frank Hinder), The Art of Frank Hinder, Phillip Mathews, 336/48, Ann Stephen
FREEMAN, Pamela, Lollylegs, Walker Books, 333/70, Ruth Starke
FRENCH, Jackie, A Waltz For Matilda, HarperCollins, 328/37, Gillian Dooley
FRENCH, Jackie, Booms, Busts and Bushfires, Scholastic, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
FRENCH, Jackie and Bruce Whatley, Flood, Scholastic, 337/74, Joy Lawn
FROST, Alan, Botany Bay: The Real Story, Black Inc., 330/12, Norman Etherington
FUNDER, Anna, All That I Am, Hamish Hamilton, 335/11, Jo Case
GAILE, Andreas, Rewriting History: Peter Carey’s Fictional Biography of Australia, Rodopi, 331/53, Joseph Wiesenfarth
GAITA, Raimond, After Romulus, Text, 335/23, Paul Morgan
GAMMAGE, Bill, The Biggest Estate on Earth: How Aborigines Made Australia, Allen & Unwin, 336/23, Geoffrey Blainey
GARDNER, Scot, The Dead I Know, Allen & Unwin, 334/66, Stephen Mansfield
GARNAUT, Ross, The Garnaut Review 2011: Australia in the Global Response to Climate Change, CUP, 336/21, David Karoly
GASTON, Vivien, The Naked Face: Self-Portraits, National Gallery of Victoria, 328/50, Sheridan Palmer
GELBER, Katharine, Speech Matters: Getting Free Speech Right, UQP, 330/33, Terry Lane
GENTILL, S.D., Chasing Odysseus, Pantera Press, 330/58, Ben Chandler
GESSA-LIVERIADIS, Anastasia, The Lace Tablecloth, Sid Harta, 333/51, Carol Middleton
GILLESPIE, Michelle, Sam, Grace and the Shipwreck, Freemantle Press, 337/74, Joy Lawn
GLEESON, Libby, I Am Thomas, Allen & Unwin, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
GLOVER, Dennis, The Art of Great Speeches and Why We Remember Them, CUP, 329/20, Joel Deane
GODDARD, Angela (ed.), Art, Love and Life: Ethel Carrick and E. Phillips Fox, Queensland Art Gallery/Gallery of Modern Art, 332/38, Anna Gray
GODWIN, Jane, All Through the Year, Viking, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
GOLDBLOOM, Goldie, You Lose These + Other Stories, Fremantle Press, 332/42, Chris Flynn
GOLDSWORTHY, Kerryn, Adelaide, New South, 335/35, Gay Bilson
GORDON, Kate, Thyla, Random House, 332/79, Margot McGovern
GRAFTON, Anthony, Glenn W. Most, and Salvatore Settis, The Classical Tradition, Harvard University Press, 329/37, Christopher Allen
GRANEY, Dave, 1001 Australian Nights, Affirm Press, 330/44, Mark Gomes
GRANT, Jamie (ed.), 100 Australian Poems of Love and Loss, 331/35, David McCooey
GRAY, Anne, Face: Australian Portraits 1880-1960, National Gallery of Australia, 328/50, Sheridan Palmer
GREEN, Jonathon, Green’s Dictionary of Slang, Chambers, 333/63, Bruce Moore
GREENBERG, Nicki, Monkey Red Monkey Blue, Allen & Unwin, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
GREENBLATT, Stephen, Shakespeare’s Freedom, UCP, 328/16, R.S. White
GRENVILLE, Kate, Sarah Thornhill, Text, 335/12, Sophie Cunningham
GRIFFITHS, Andy, What Body Part Is That?, PanMacmillan, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
GROSS, Jan, Jam Dreaming, Sid Harta Publishers, 334/44, Joy Lawn
GRUNDY, Alice et al. (eds), I Can See My House From Here: UTS Writers’ Anthology 2010, Brandl & Schlesinger, 328/55, Alex Lewis
HAIGH, Gideon, Out of the Running: The 2010–11 Ashes Series, Viking, 330/54, Bernard Whimpress
HALL, Leanne, This is Shyness, Text, 330/62, Maya Linden
HALL, Rodney, Silence, Pier 9, 336/12, James Ley
HALL, Susan, Incy Wincy Spider, NLA, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
HALLIDAY, Paul D., Habeas Corpus: From England to Empire, Harvard University Press, 330/34, Michael Kirby
HALLIGAN, Marion, Shooting the Fox, Allen & Unwin, 332/57, Judith Armstrong
HARLAND, Richard, Liberator, Allen & Unwin, 334/67, Benjamin Chandler
HARRIS, Alexandra, Romantic Moderns: English Writers, Artists and the Imagination from Virginia Woolf to John Piper, Thames & Hudson, 332/16, Frances Spalding
HARRISON, Jennifer, Colombine: New & Selected Poems, Black Pepper, 328/56, Martin Duwell
HART, Deborah, Fred Williams: Infinite Horizons, NGA, 335/37, Mary Eagle
HARTCHER, Peter, The Sweet Spot: How Australia Made its Own Luck – And Could Now Throw it All Away, Black Inc., 337/10, Joel Deane
HARTNETT, Sonya, Come Down, Cat!, Viking, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
HARVEY, Roland, All the Way to W.A., Allen & Unwin, 337/74, Joy Lawn
HASKELL, Dennis, Acts of Defiance: New and Selected Poems, Salt Publishing, 330/59, Martin Duwell
HAWKE, Rosanne, Taj and the Great Camel Trek, UQP, 334/67, Pam Macintyre
HEATH, Sally (ed.), Meanjin Vol. 70, No. 3, MUP, 335/35, Dean Biron
HENDERSON, Anne, Joseph Lyons: The People’s Prime Minister, New South, 337/15, David Day
HENDERSON, Heather (ed.), Letters to My Daughter: Robert Menzies, Letters, 1955–1975, Pier 9, 335/33, Sue Ebury
HEISS, Anita, Paris Dreaming, Bantam, 330/38, Amy Baillieu
HILL, Barry and John Wolseley, Lines for Birds: Poems and Paintings, UWAP, 332/46, Chris Wallace-Crabbe
HITCHINGS, Henry, The Language Wars: A History of Proper English, Holder & Stoughton, 336/60, Bruce Moore
HODGMAN, Helen, Blue Skies, Text, 330/23, Brenda Niall
HODGMAN, Helen, Jack and Jill, 335/47, Mark Gomes
HOLBROOK, Peter, Shakespeare’s Individualism, CUP, 328/16, R. S. White
HOLDEN, Raymond, Richard Strauss: A Musical Life, Yale University Press, 333/49, Michael Morley
HOLDSWORTH, Elisabeth, Those Who Come After, Picador, 330/18, Sue Ebury
HOLLAND, Patrick, The Source of the Sound, Salt Publishing, 330/30, Estelle Tang
HOLLINGHURST, Alan, The Stranger’s Child, Picador, 333/33, Gregory Kratzmann
HOLMES, Katie, Between the Leaves: Stories of Australian Women, Writing and Gardens, UWAP, 333/46, Penny Hanley
HOLROYD, Michael, A Book of Secrets: Illegitimate Daughters, Absent Fathers, Chatto & Windus, 332/67, Ian Britain
HONEY, Elizabeth, That’s Not a Daffodil!, Allen & Unwin, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
HORNER, David, Australia and the ‘New World Order’: From Peacekeeping to Peace Enforcement: 1988–1991, CUP, 333/65, Peter Edwards
HOROWITZ, Mark Eden, Sondheim on Music: Minor Details and Major Decisions, Second Edition, Scarecrow Press, 331/59, Michael Morley
HOSPITAL, Janette Turner, Forecast: Turbulence, Fourth Estate, 337/32, Rhyll McMaster
HUGHES, Lyn, Flock, Fourth Estate, 330/20, Carol Middleton
HUGHES, Robert, Rome, Weidenfeld & Nicolson, 334/8, Peter Stothard
HUON, Jess, The Dark Wet, Giramondo, 337/36, Elena Gomez
INDYK, Ivor (ed.), Heat 24, Giramondo, 329/63, James Ley
JAIRETH, Subhash, To Silence, Puncher & Wattmann, 336/68, Claudia Hyles
JAKOBSEN, Mette, The Vanishing Act, Text, 333/51, Christine Piper
JANE, Zacharey, Tobias Blow, UQP, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
JEFFERS, Oliver, The Heart and the Bottle, HarperCollins, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
JENKINS, Martin, Can We Save the Tiger?, Walker, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
JOHNS, Adrian, Piracy: The Intellectual Property Wars from Gutenberg to Gates, University of Chicago Press, 328/19, David Throsby
JOHNSON, Judy, The Secret Fate of Mary Watson, Fourth Estate, 332/58, Rhyll McMaster
JOHNSTON, Anna, The Paper War: Morality, Print Culture, and Power in Colonial New South Wales, UWAP, 335/67, Grace Karskens
JOLLIFFE, Jill, Finding Santana, Wakefield Press, 328/64, Joan Grant
JONES, Dean, All Through the Night, Black Dog Books, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
JONES, Gail, Five Bells, Vintage, 328/34, Felicity Plunkett
JONES, Kathleen, Katherine Mansfield: The Story Teller, Viking, 328/47, Lisa Gorton
JONES, Philip, Images of the Interior: Seven Central Australian Photographers, Wakefield Press, 336/46, Helen Ennis
JOOSTEN, Melanie, Berlin Syndrome, Scribe, 334/41, Adam Gall
JUDT, Tony, Ill Fares the Land, Allen Lane, 329/11, Bruce Grant
JUDT, Tony, The Memory Chalet, Allen Lane, 329/11, Bruce Grant
KAUFMAN, Tina, Wake in Fright, Currency Press, 329/33, Jake Wilson
KELLY, Paul, How To Make Gravy, Hamish Hamilton, 328/22, Anna Goldsworthy
KELLY, Phillipa, The King and I, Continuum, 334/57, R.S. White
KENNEDY, Cate (ed.), The Best Australian Stories 2010, Black Inc., 328/29, Chris Flynn
KENNEDY, Cate (ed.), The Best Australian Stories 2011, Black Inc., 337/18, Ruth Starke
KINSELLA, John (edited by Niall Lucy), Activist Poetics: Anarchy in the Avon Valley, Liverpool University Press, 336/61, David McCooey
KIRK, Neville, Labour and the Politics of the Empire: Britain and Australia 1900 to the Present, Manchester University Press, 336/25, Robert Dare
KISSINGER, Henry, On China, Allen Lane, 334/13, Bruce Grant
KNOX, Malcolm, The Life, Allen & Unwin, 332/62, Adam Rivett
KRELL, Alan, Burning Issues: Fire in Art and the Social Imagination, Reaktion Books, 337/53, Peter Hill
KREMMER, Christopher, The Chase, Picador, 334/49, Don Anderson
LAGUNA, Sophie, Meet Grace, Puffin, 333/70, Ruth Starke
LANAGAN, Margo, Yellowcake, Allen & Unwin, 331/63, Benjamin Chandler
LEA, Bronwyn (ed.), Australian Poetry Journal: Beginnings, Australian Poetry, 337/53, Peter Keneally
LEHMANN, Geoffrey and Robert Gray (eds), Australian Poetry Since 1788, UNSW Press, 337/21, Michael Hofmann
LEIGH, Andrew, Disconnected, UNSW Press, 329/21, Anthony Moran
LESTER, Alison, Noni the Pony, Allen & Unwin, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
LESTER, Alison and Coral Tulloch, One Small Island: The Story of Macquarie Island, Viking, 337/74, Joy Lawn
LEVINE, George (ed.), The Joy of Secularism: 11 Essays for how We Live Now, Princeton University Press, 337/58, Tamas Pataki
LILLEY, Kate (ed.), Selected Poems of Dorothy Hewett, UWAP, 329/8, Susan Sheridan
LITTLEMORE, Stuart, Harry Curry: Counsel of Choice, HarperCollins, 333/41, Francesca Sasnaitis
LLOSA, Mario Vargas (trans. John King), The Temptation of the Impossible: Victor Hugo and Les Misérables, Princeton University Press, 333/61, Brian Nelson
LLOYD, Alison, Meet Letty, Puffin, 333/70, Ruth Starke
LODGE, David, A Man of Parts: A Novel, Harvill Secker, 333/35, Brenda Niall
LOUKAKIS, Angelo, For the Patriarch, Krinos Press, 335/55, Elisabeth Holdsworth
LURIE, Morris, Hergesheimer Hangs In, Arcadia, 336/54, Don Anderson
MACAULEY, Wayne, The Cook, Text, 335/53, Adam Rivett
MACAULEY, Wayne, Other Stories, Black Pepper, 328/21, Laurie Steed
MACGREGOR, Neil, A History of the World in 100 Objects, Allen Lane, 332/47, Gerard Vaughan
MCBETH, John, Reporter: Forty Years Covering Asia, Talisman Publishing, 333/67, Richard Broinowski
MCCONNOCHIE, Mardi, The Voyagers: A Love Story, Viking, 331/33, Thuy On
MCGAHAN, Andrew, The Coming of the Whirlpool: Ship Kings Book One, Allen & Unwin, 337/64, Gillian Dooley
MCGREGOR, Alasdair (ed.), Antarctica: That Sweep of Savage Splendour, Viking, 334/40, James Bradley
MCKENNA, Mark, An Eye for Eternity: The Life of Manning Clark, Miegunyah, 337/12, Norman Etherington
MCKERNAN, Michael, Gallipoli: A Short History, Allen & Unwin, 331/55, Robin Prior
MCKIMMIE, Chris, Good Morning Mr Pancakes, Allen & Unwin, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
MCLYNN, Frank, Captain Cook: Master of the Seas, Yale University Press, 334/11, Norman Etherington
MCMAHON, Elizabeth and Brigitta Olubas (eds), Remembering Patrick White: Contemporary Critical Essays, Rodopi, 330/10, Charles Lock
MACRIS, Anthony, When Horse Became Saw: A Family’s Journey through Autism, Viking, 331/22, Jo Case
MAHONEY, Melanie and Bec Madden (eds), Australian Animals, Australian Geographic, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
MAHONEY, Melanie and Bec Madden (eds), Sea Creatures, Australian Geographic, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
MANNE, Robert, Bad News: Murdoch’s Australian and the Shaping of the Nation (Quarterly Essay 43), Black Inc., 336/17, Robert Phiddian
MARSH, Anne, Look: Contemporary Photography Since 1980, Macmillan Art Publishing, 332/43, Helen Ennis
MATTHEW, Penny, Crusher Kevin, Puffin, 333/70, Ruth Starke
MATTHEWS, Tina, Waiting for Later, Walker, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
MAY, Ruthie, Stew A Cockatoo, Little Hare, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
MEARS, Gillian, Foal’s Bread, Allen & Unwin, 336/51, Gillian Dooley
MEARSHEIMER, John, Why Leaders Lie: The Truth About Lying in International Politics, Duckworth Overlook, 337/60, Bruce Grant
MENDELSON, Edward (ed.), The Complete Works of W.H. Auden Prose, Vol. IV 1956–1962, Princeton University Press, 334/58, Simon West
MESSENGER, Jane, Patricia Piccinini: Once Upon a Time ..., Art Gallery of South Australia, 332/72, Wendy Walker
MILLER, Alex, Autumn Laing, Allen & Unwin, 335/9, Morag Fraser
MILLS, Jennifer, Gone, UQP, 330/25, Adam Rivett
MITCHELL, Alex, Come the Revolution, New South, 336/56, Jeff Sparrow
MITCHELL, Sarah Kate, Starry Starry Night, Pier 9, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
MONTEATH, Peter, P.O.W.: Australian Prisoners of War in Hitler’s Reich, Macmillan, 333/68, Peter Pierce
MOORHOUSE, Frank, Cold Light, Vintage, 336/8, Kerryn Goldsworthy
MOSS, Tara, The Blood Countess, Pan Macmillan, 328/22, Jay Daniel Thompson
MOYAL, Ann, Platypus, Allen & Unwin, 328/65, Peter Menkhorst
MUNDELL, Meg, Black Glass, Scribe, 329/23, Shaun Prescott
NABLE, Matt, Faces in the Clouds, Viking, 332/63, Angela Meyer
NAYDER, Lillian, The Other Dickens: A Life of Catherine Hogarth, Cornell University Press, 329/49, Grace Moore
NILSSON, Eleanor, Aussie Dog, Omnibus Books, 333/70, Ruth Starke
NIXON, Christine and Jo Chandler, Fair Cop, Victory Books, 334/22, Elisabeth Holdsworth
NOLAN, Dee (photography by Earl Carter), A Food Lover’s Pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela, Lantern, 331/47, Paul Genoni
NUNEZ, Sigrid, Sempre Susan: A Memoir of Susan Sontag, Atlas & Co., 334/20, Peter Rose
NUSSBAUM, Martha C., Creating Capabilities: The Human Development Approach, Harvard University Press, 334/54, Belinda Probert
OATES, Joyce Carol, A Widow’s Story, Fourth Estate, 331/20, Morag Fraser
OATES, Teresa and Angela Villella, Mangia! Mangia!, Lantern, 333/47, Christopher Menz
OLSEN, Penny, The Best Nest, NLA, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
OZ, Amos, Scenes from Village Life, Chatto & Windus, 335/56, Colin Golvan
PERLMAN, Elliot, The Street Sweeper, Vintage, 335/45, Don Anderson
PIGNATARO, Anna, Princess and Fairy: Twinkly Ballerinas, Scholastic, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
PIGNOLET, Damien, Salades, Lantern, 330/45, Christopher Menz
PINCOCK, Stephen (ed.), The Best Australian Science Writing 2011, New South, 336/57, Rosaleen Love
PLUNKETT, Felicity (ed.), Thirty Australian Poets, UQP, 337/20, Fiona Wright
PONS, Silvio and Robert Service (trans. Mark Epstein and Charles Townsend), Princeton University Press, 329/23, Stuart Macintyre
POOLE, Adrian (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to English Novelists, CUP, 330/55, Sarah Kanowski
PORTER, Peter, The Rest on the Flight: Selected Poems, Allen & Unwin, 328/52, Peter Craven
PROULX, Annie, Bird Cloud: A Memoir, Fourth Estate, 330/29, James Bradley
PULLIN, Ruth (ed.), Eugene von Guérard: Nature Revealed, National Gallery of Victoria, 332/35, Mary Eagle
PUNG, Alice, Her Father’s Daughter, Black Inc., 334/24, Thuy On
PURDEY, Jemma, From Vienna to Yogyakarta: The Life of Herb Feith, UNSW Press, 333/52, Joan Grant
RADBURN, B. Michael, The Crossing, Pantera Press, 331/46, Shaun Prescott
REED, Philip and Mervyn Cooke (eds), Letters From a Life: The Selected Letters of Benjamin Britten 1913–1976: VOLUME 5 1958–1965, The Boydell Press, 329/35, Andrew Ford
REEVES, Tony, The Real George Freeman, Penguin, 334/47, Tim Brewer
REID, Ian, The End of Longing, UWAP, 331/31, Jeffrey Poacher
RICHARDS, Tim, Thought Crimes, Black Inc., 334/27, Carmel Bird
RICHTER, Georgia (ed.), The Kid on the Karaoke Stage and Other Stories, Fremantle Press, 331/46, Angela Meyer
RIEFF, David, Swimming in the Sea of Death: A Son’s Memoir, MUP, 334/ 20, Peter Rose
ROBERTS, Claire, Friendship in Art: Fou Lei and Huang Binhong, Hong Kong University Press, 329/41, Peter Hill
ROBIN, Libby, Chris Dickman, and Mandy Martin (eds), Desert Channels: The Impulse to Conserve, CSIRO Publishing, 331/23, Kim Mahood
RODDA, Emily, Bungawitta, Scholastic, 333/70, Ruth Starke
ROUSSEL, Raymond (trans. Mark Ford), New Impressions of Africa: Nouvelles Impressions D’Afrique, Princeton University Press, 333/59, William Heyward
ROWE, Jennifer, Love, Honour & O’Brien, Allen & Unwin, 333/51, Amy Baillieu
ROWE, Noel (ed. Michael Brennan), A Cool and Shaded Heart: Collected Poems, Vagabond Press, 329/54, David McCooey
ROWE, Noel (ed. Bernadette Brennan), Ethical Investigations: Essays on Australian Literature and Poetics, Vagabond Press, 329/54, David McCooey
ROWLAND, Robyn, Seasons of Doubt & Burning: New & Selected Poems, Five Islands Press, 328/57, Maria Takolander
RUSSELL, Penny, Savage or Civilised? Manners in Colonial Australia, New South, 328/59, John Rickard
RUSSELL, Roslyn, The Business of Nature: John Gould and Australia, NLA, 332/75, John Thompson
RYAN, Gig, New and Selected Poems, Giramondo, 337/67, James Harms
RYAN, Peter, Final Proof: Memoirs of a Publisher, Quadrant Books, 333/18, Sue Ebury
SALIBA, Sue, Alaska, Penguin, 337/73, Stephen Mansfield
SAREEN, Santosh and G.J.V. Prasad (eds), Southerly, Vol. 70, No. 3, India India, 336/65, Mridula Nath Chakraborty
SARTOR, Frank, The Fog on the Hill: How NSW Labor Lost Its Way, MUP, 337/10, Joel Deane
SARTRE, Jean-Paul (trans. Chris Turner), Typhus, Seagull Books, 331/57, Colin Nettelbeck
SARTRE, Jean-Paul (trans. Chris Turner), Critical Essays, Seagull Books, 331/57, Colin Nettelbeck
SAUNDERS, Max, Self Impression: Life-Writing, Autobiografiction, and the Forms of Modern Literature, OUP, 330/52, Tim Dolin
SAVIGE, Jaya, Surface to Air, UQP, 336/63, Gig Ryan
SAYER, Mandy, Love in the Years of Lunacy, Allen & Unwin, 331/32, Gillian Dooley
SCHULTZ, Julianne (ed.), Griffith Review 33: Such is Life, Text, 334/39, Jay Daniel Thompson
SCOTT, Anne M. (ed.), Parergon, Vol. 26, No. 2, UniPrint, 329/64, Gregory Kratzmann
SHERBORNE, Craig, The Amateur Science of Love, Text, 333/39, Felicity Plunkett
SHERIDAN, Susan, Nine Lives: Postwar Women Writers Making Their Mark, UQP, 328/13, Shirley Walker
SKOVRON, Alex, Raimond Gaita, and Alex Miller, Singing for All He’s Worth: Essays in Honour of Jacob B. Rosenberg, Picador, 336/38, Andrea Goldsmith
SMITH, Dominic, Bright and Distant Shores, Allen & Unwin, 329/40, Cheryl Jorgensen
SMITH, Lane, It’s a Book, Walker, 329/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
SMITH, Nigel, Andrew Marvell: The Chameleon, Yale University Press, 334/36, Lisa Gorton
SMITH, Terry, What is Contemporary Art?, University of Chicago Press, 328/49, Joanna Mendelssohn
SMITH, Vanessa and Richard Yeo (eds), Parergon, Vol. 27, No. 1, UniPrint, 329/64, Gregory Kratzmann
SONDHEIM, Stephen, Finishing the Hat: Collected Lyrics (1954–1981), with Attendant Comments, Principles, Heresies, Grudges, Whines, and Anecdotes, Virgin Books, 331/59, Michael Morley
SOSEKI, Natsume (trans. Meredith McKinney), Kokoro, Penguin, 335/48, Barry Hill
SPECK, Catherine (ed.), Heysen to Heysen: Selected Letters of Hans Heysen and Nora Heysen, NLA, 336/45, Christopher Menz
SPENCE, Pete, Perrier Fever, Grand Parade Poets, 336/64, Francesca Sasnaitis
STARFORD, Rebecca (ed.), Kill Your Darlings No. 4, Kill Your Darlings, 329/60, Tim Brewer
STARKE, Ruth, Captain Congo and the Klondike Gold, Working Title Press, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
STEAD, Elizabeth, The Sparrows of Edward Street, UQP, 331/30, Carol Middleton
STEELE, Philip, Legendary Journeys: Trains, Walker, 330/61, Nigel Pearn
STEWART, Lolla and Elaine Russell, Savannah Dreams, Little Hare, 337/74, Joy Lawn
STIRLING, Adrian, The Comet Box, Penguin, 334/66, Stephen Mansfield
SULLIVAN, Jane, Little People: A Novel, Scribe, 330/22, Carmel Bird
SUMERLING, Patricia, The Adelaide Park Lands: A Social History, Wakefield Press, 336/23, Bernard Whimpress
SWANN, Leah, Bearings, Affirm Press, 333/15, Tim Brewer
TANGEY, Penny, Clara in Washington, UQP, 337/73, Stephen Mansfield
TANNER, Lindsay, Sideshow: Dumbing Down Democracy, Scribe, 332/21, Gideon Haigh
TANSLEY, Tangea, A Break in the Chain: The Early Kozminskys, Affirm Press, 334/28, Miriam Zolin
TAOUK, Nouha, Whispers from a Lebanese Kitchen: A Family’s Treasured Recipes, Murdoch Books, 333/48, Christopher Menz
TAYLEUR, Karen, Six, Black Dog Books, 329/67, Anna Ryan-Punch
TESARSCH, John, The Philanthropist, Sleepers, 328/36, Thuy On
THIN, Michelle Aung, The Monsoon Bride, Text, 336/25, Elena Gomez
THOMAS, Nicholas, Islanders: The Pacific in the Age of Empire, Yale University Press, 328/8, Alan Frost
THOMPSON, John B., Merchants of Culture: The Publishing Business in the Twenty-First Century, Polity Press, 328/11, Terri-ann White
THOMSON, Alistair, Moving Stories: An Intimate History of Four Women Across Two Countries, UNSW Press, 334/55, Penny Russell
THWAITES, Penelope (ed.), The New Percy Grainger Companion, The Boydell Press, 331/51, David Pear
TINTNER, Tanya Buchdahl, Out of Time: The Vexed Life of Georg Tinter, UWAP, 334/46, John Carmody
TOYE, Richard, Churchill’s Empire: The World That Made Him and the World He Made, Pan Macmillan, 329/15, Robin Prior
TREASURE, Rachael, The Girl and the Ghost-Grey Mare, Michael Joseph, 335/66, Carol Middleton
TREDINNICK, Mark, Fire Diary, Puncher & Wattmann, 334/64, Brenda Ryan
TUFFIELD, Aviva (ed.), New Australian Stories 2, Scribe, 328/29, Chris Flynn
VAN SCHOUBROECK, Lesley, The Lure of Politics: Geoff Gallop’s Government 2001–2006, UWAP, 328/61, Clement Macintyre
VAN ZANTEN, David (ed.), Marion Mahony Reconsidered, University of Chicago Press, 336/35, Alasdair McGregor
WAGHORNE, James and Stuart Macintyre, Liberty: A History of Civil Liberties in Australia, UNSW Press, 336/34, Terry Lane
WAKEFIELD, Vikki, All I Ever Wanted, Text, 335/71, Thuy On
WALKER, David, Not Dark Yet: A Personal History, Giramondo, 330/31, John Rickard
WALLACE, David Foster, The Pale King: An Unfinished Novel, Hamish Hamilton, 333/37, Owen Richardson
WALSHAM, Alexandra, The Reformation of the Landscape: Religion, Identity, and Memory in Early Modern Britain and Ireland, OUP, 337/56, Wilfrid Prest
WANG, Gabrielle, Meet Poppy, Puffin, 333/70, Ruth Starke
WATSON, Don, Recollections of a Bleeding Heart: A Portrait of Paul Keating PM, Second Edition, Vintage, 336/19, Glyn Davis
WATSON, Nicole, The Boundary, UQP, 334/29, Dean Biron
WELLS, Stanley, Shakespeare, Sex and Love, OUP, 328/16, R. S. White
WESLEY, Michael, There Goes the Neighbourhood: Australia and the Rise of Asia, New South, 333/9, Hugh White
WEVERS, Lydia, Reading on the Farm: Victorian Fiction and the Colonial World, Victoria University Press, 329/57, Deidre Coleman
WILCKEN, Patrick, Claude Lévi-Strauss: The Poet in the Laboratory, Bloomsbury, 329/17, Grant Evans
WILD, Margaret, The Dream of the Thylacine, Allen & Unwin, 332/78, Stephanie Owen Reeder
WILD, Margaret, Vampyre, Walker, 336/66, Stephanie Owen Reeder
WILDING, Michael, The Magic of It, Arcadia, 336/53, Jeffrey Poacher
WILKINSON, Lili, A Pocketful of Eyes, Allen & Unwin, 336/67, Bec Kavanagh
WILSON, Karen Laura-Lee, Gaining a Sense of Self, Sid Harta Publishers, 331/62, Rachel Robertson
WILSON, Rohan, The Roving Party, Allen & Unwin, 332/59, Carmel Bird
WINDSOR, Gerard, All Day Long the Noise of Battle: An Australian Attack in Vietnam, Pier 9, 332/70, Elisabeth Holdsworth
WINN, R.M., Bury Me Vertical, Penguin, 336/68, Tim Howard
WITT-DÖRRING, Christian et al., Vienna: Art and Design: Klimt, Schiele, Hoffmann, Loos, National Gallery of Victoria, 333/44, Andrew Montana
WOOD, Charlotte, Animal People, Allen & Unwin, 337/34, Miriam Zolin
YOUNG, Julian, Friedrich Nietzsche: A Philosophical Biography, CUP, 330/47, Jack Reynolds
ZABLE, Arnold, Violin Lessons, Text, 334/30, José Borghino

 

FEATURES INDEX 2011

ABR
ELIZABETH JOLLEY SHORT STORY PRIZE

AMAN, Claire, ‘Milk Tray’, 335/50
CARBIS, Gaylene, ‘What’s Richard Ford Got to Do with It?’, 335/59
*DAY, Gregory, ‘The Neighbour’s Beans’, 335/19
*TIFFANY, Carrie, ‘Before He Left the Family’, 335/29

*Co-winners of the ABR Elizabeth Jolley Short Story Prize

BOOKS OF THE YEAR

ALLINGTON, Patrick, 337/27
BEVERIDGE, Judith, 337/27
BIRD, Carmel, 337/27
BLAINEY, Geoffrey, 337/27
BROINOWSKI, Alison, 337/27
CUNNINGHAM, Sophie, 337/28
DONALDSON, Ian, 337/28
DOOLEY, Gillian, 337/28
GOLDSMITH, Andrea, 337/28
GOLDSWORTHY, Kerryn, 337/28
HALL, Rodney, 337/28
HETHERINGTON, Paul, 337/29
JONES, Gail, 337/29
KENT, Jacqueline, 337/29
KINSELLA, John, 337/29
LEY, James, 337/30
MCCAUGHEY, Patrick, 337/30
MCFARLANE, Brian, 337/30
MORLEY, Michael, 337/31
NIALL, Brenda, 337/31
RICKARD, John, 337/31
STOTHARD, Peter, 337/31
TRANTER, John, 337/31

BOOKS OF THE YEAR: CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS

KAVANAGH, Bec, 337/72
LAWN, Joy, 337/72
MACINTYRE, Pam, 337/72
REEDER, Stephanie Owen, 337/72
SHUTTLEWORTH, Mike, 337/72
STARKE, Ruth, 337/72

CALIBRE PRIZE

BIRON, Dean, ‘The Death of the Writer’, 331/36
MCKINNON, Moira, ‘Who Killed Matilda?’, 333/21

COMMENTARY

ALLINGTON, Patrick, ‘“What is Australia, Anyway?”: The Glorious Limitations of the Miles Franklin Literary Award’, 332/23
BUCHANAN, Rachel, ‘“Sweeping up the Ashes”: The Politics of Collecting Personal Papers’, 337/40
DEANE, Joel, ‘A Bomb in Every Download: Julian Assange and Digital Eternity’, 331/10
FLYNN, Chris, ‘Claws out for a Writing Career: Challenging Times for Mid-list Authors’, 335/14
GOLDSWORTHY, Peter, ‘Dr Goldsworthy on Dr Chekhov: Reflections on an Equal-opportunity Misanthrope’, 329/29
GOLVAN, Colin, ‘Copyright and the Internet: The New Electronic Order’, 331/25
GOODALL, Jane, ‘Something is Turning: The Role of Essays in a Questioning Culture’, 330/49
HARRIS, Margaret, ‘Ripe for Rediscovery: Christina Stead’s The Man Who Loved Children’, 335/26
LEHMANN, Geoffrey, ‘The Making of an Anthology: Fewer Poets in Our Largest Anthology’, 336/28
McCAUGHEY, Patrick, ‘Native Grounds and Foreign Fields: The Paradoxical Neglect of Australian Art Abroad’, 332/11
MORRISON, Fiona, ‘Reading Letty Fox in 2011’, 335/27
NELSON, Brian, ‘The Divine Stenographer’, 333/60
SPALDING, Frances, ‘The Biographer’s Contract’, 328/38
THOMAS, Daniel, ‘“It Should Be So, It Must Be So”: David Walsh’s Private Museum in Hobart’, 332/49
WEST, Simon, ‘Hautes Fenêtres: Thoughts on the Place of Translation in Recent Australian Poetry’, 333/54

FILM
HARVEY, Melinda, Jane Eyre, 333/32
MCFARLANE, Brian, The Tempest, 331/49
ROSE, Peter, The Eye of the Storm, 335/39
WILSON, Jake, Brighton Rock, 330/40
WILSON, Jake, Here I Am, 332/64
WILSON, Jake, The Tall Man, 337/37

GRAPHIC STORY

MUTARD, Bruce, ‘2048’, 335/41

OPEN PAGE
BEVERIDGE, Judith, 330/64
BROOKS, Geraldine, 331/64
CARROLL, Steven, 334/68
FALCONER, Delia, 333/72
FUNDER, Anna, 335/72
HALL, Rodney, 332/80
JONES, Gail, 329/68
MOORHOUSE, Frank, 337/76
ROWLEY, Hazel, 328/68

PETER PORTER POETRY PRIZE: THE SHORTLISTED POEMS
*BISHOP, Judith, ‘Openings’, 329/46
EDGAR, Stephen, ‘Moonlight Sculptures’, 329/45
GORTON, Lisa, ‘Dreams and Artefacts’, 329/44
*LINTERMANS, Tony, ‘Self-portrait at Sixty’, 329/43
SKOVRON, Alex, ‘Humility’, 329/48

*Co-winners of the Peter Porter Poetry Prize

POEMS

ASHBERY, John, ‘Feel Free’, 336/33
BEVERIDGE, Judith, ‘At Rajkote’, 330/19
BROPHY, Kevin, ‘The Sublime’, 332/42
DISNEY, Dan, ‘Smalltown Études’, 330/41
DOBSON, Rosemary, ‘I was washing at night’, 333/58
EDGAR, Stephen, ‘Morandi and the Hard Problem’, 333/40
HEWETT, Dorothy, ‘This Version of Love’, 329/9
JAMES, Clive, ‘A Context for Intensity’, 334/61
KINSELLA, John, ‘Penillion of Tuning the Harpsichord (for J. Mattheson’s Harpsichord Suite no. 12 in F Minor as tuned and played by Dan Tidhar at the Fitzwilliam)’, 337/23
MANDELSTAM, Osip, ‘Умывался ночью на дворе’, 333/58
MORTIMER, David, ‘Holiday’, 331/45
RYAN, Brendan, ‘Philip Hodgins – A Dream’, 328/25
RYAN, Gig, ‘Savonarola’, 337/68
TEMPLEMAN, Ian, ‘Paper Gardener’, 328/44
TRANTER, John, ‘Least Said’, 336/33
WALLACE-CRABBE, Chris, ‘Camaldulensis’, 333/50
WEBB, Francis, ‘Legionary Ants’, 331/19

SHORT STORIES
MACAULEY, Wayne, ‘Half a House on a Truck Near T——’, 329/51
MOFFAT, Catherine, ‘Russell Drysdale’s Trousers’, 337/24
MUNDELL, Meg, ‘Narcosis’, 336/40
ROWE, Josephine, ‘Suitable for a Lampshade’, 328/32

TELEVISION
HAWKER, Philippa, The Slap, 335/58
MCFARLANE, Brian, Cloudstreet, 322/54

TRIBUTE
CHONG, W.H., ‘Her Verdict Was the Prize: The Legendary Influence and Career of Diana Gribble (1942–2011)’, 336/37
HAREWOOD, Patricia, ‘Stupenda in the Abbey’, 333/42
SUSSEX, Lucy, ‘Biographer of Big Subjects: Hazel Rowley (1951–2011)’, 330/28

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Tony Birch

Blood has a freshness of tone and determined vigour that are frequently lacking in the work of many male Australian writers.’

 

Chris Flynn reviewed Blood (University of Queensland Press) in December 2011–January 2012.

 

 

Steven Carroll

‘Carroll has established himself as one of Australia’s finest contemporary novelists. Despite accolades and awards, his oeuvre remains less revered than it deserves to be. Perhaps his most mesmerising skill is his capacity to depict the worlds within his characters’ heads.’

Patrick Allington reviewed Spirit of Progress (Fourth Estate) in September 2011.

 

Bruce Dawe

‘Descriptions of Dawe’s work that focus on his mastery of Australian speech registers and his sympathy with suburban folk often, unconsciously, sell him short. He can be a very sophisticated poet.’

Martin Duwell reviewed Slo-mo Tsunami and Other Poems (Puncher & Wattmann) in December 2011–January 2012.

 

Anna Funder

‘Funder’s observations of the gradual assertion of the Nazis’ grip on Germany ring uncannily true ...’

Jo Case reviewed All That I Am (Hamish Hamilton) in October 2011.

 

 

 

Bill Gammage

‘This bold book, with its lucid prose and vivid illustrations, will be discussed for years to come. It is not original in the narrow sense of the word, but it takes an important idea to new heights because of the author’s persistence and skill.’

Geoffrey Blainey reviewed The Biggest Estate on Earth: How Aborigines Made Australia (Allen & Unwin) in November 2011.

 

Kate Grenville

‘... this act of re-entering the past is an important one. Grenville’s extraordinary trilogy is a major achievement in Australian literature.’

Sophie Cunningham reviewed Sarah Thornhill (Text Publishing) in October 2011.

 

Henry Kissinger

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Bruce Grant reviewed On China (Allen Lane) in September 2011.

 

Geoffrey Lehmann and Robert Gray

Australian Poetry since 1788 is a compelling book and a quite exemplary anthology. Australians have been kept – or have kept themselves – to themselves for too long.’

Michael Hofmann reviewed Australian Poetry since 1788 (UNSW Press) in December 2011–January 2012.

 

Mark McKenna

‘Despite its formidable length, this is a real page-turner. McKenna compels admiration not just for the depth of his research and the unassuming grace of his prose, but also the skill with which he constructs his narrative.’

Norman Etherington reviewed An Eye for Eternity: The Life of Manning Clark (Miegunyah Press) in December 2011–January 2012.

 

Wayne Macauley

The Cook is made of the world, made of menus and daydreams and lust. From this material, so commonplace and so frequently given the most everyday treatment imaginable, Wayne Macauley has written a great book.’

Adam Rivett reviewed The Cook (Text Publishing) in October 2011.

 

Robert Manne

‘It is the vengeful thread that hides behind the notion of “crusading” that Manne reveals in his Quarterly Essay, and I hope that the paper takes account of the criticisms he makes.’

Robert Phiddian reviewed Bad News: Rupert Murdoch’s Australian and the Shaping of the Nation (Black Inc.) in November 2011.

 

Gillian Mears

Foal’s Bread is a grand, bittersweet romantic saga, at once laconic and mystical, tragic and optimistic ... How marvellous to hear her unique voice again.’

Gillian Dooley reviewed Foal’s Bread (Allen & Unwin) in November 2011.

 

Alex Miller

‘All of Alex Miller’s wisdom and experience – of art, of women and what drives them, of writing, of men and their ambitions – and every mirage and undulation of the Australian landscape are here, transmuted into rare and radiant fiction. An indispensable novel.’

Morag Fraser reviewed Autumn Laing (Allen & Unwin) in October 2011.

 

Frank Moorhouse

‘In the imagination of Australian readers, Edith Campbell Berry may come to stand for her country and her century in the same way that Richard Mahony did.’

Kerryn Goldsworthy reviewed Cold Light (Vintage) – the last volume in the ‘Edith Trilogy’ – in November 2011.

 

Christine Nixon

‘Nixon was an important agent of change in policing methods, and hopes that her actions on Black Saturday will not overshadow the achievements of the rest of her career. She adds, “Perhaps this is a vain hope.”’

Elisabeth Holdsworth reviewed Fair Cop (Victory Books) in September 2011.

 

Gig Ryan

‘It is difficult to think of another poet who has more consistently and resolutely fashioned beauty from flat, broken English ... Ryan’s astonishing body of work, now newly and selectively gathered in a single volume, is both tonic and rebuke.’

James Harms reviewed New and Selected Poems (Giramondo) in December 2011–January 2012.

 

Arnold Zable

‘At its best, Zable’s writing reminds me of W.G. Sebald’s – enigmatic, self-aware, exploratory. In his hands, storytelling paradoxically becomes a salve for the unhealable wounds it describes, memory brings home the shock of loss – but is also the only way of reaching the dead – and music is a trace that both recalls exile and undoes it.’

José Borghino reviewed Violin Lessons (Text Publishing) in September 2011.

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Index for 2010: Nos 318-327

08 February 2011 Written by Amy Baillieu
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REVIEWS INDEX 2010

AARONS, Mark, The Family File, Black Inc., 324/25, Dennis Altman
ABELA, Deborah, Grimsdon, Random House, 325/71, Kate Eltham
ADAMS, Simon, The Unforgiving Rope: Murder and Hanging on Australia’s Western Frontier, UWAP, 319/51, Richard Harding
AHMAD, Irfan, Islamism and Democracy in India: The Transformation of Jamaat-E-Islami, Princeton University Press, 325/51, Greg Barton
ALBERT, Jane, House of Hits, Hardie Grant Books, 321/23, Jay Daniel Thompson
ALY, Waleed, What’s Right? The Future of Conservatism in Australia (Quarterly Essay 37), Black Inc., 321/38, Jay Daniel Thompson
ANDERSON, Patricia, Robert Hughes: The Australian Years, Pandora Press, 320/19, Daniel Vuillermin
APTER, Jeff, Together Alone: The Story of the Finn Brothers, Random House, 322/44, Dean Biron
ARCHER, Robyn, Detritus: Addressing Culture and the Arts, UWAP, 324/64, Alison Broinowski
ARNOLD, John and Lynette Russell (eds), The La Trobe Journal, No. 85, State Library of Victoria, 325/70, Maria Nugent
ASHTON, Wayne, Equator, Fremantle Press, 324/43, Cheryl Jorgensen
AVERILL, Roger, Keeping Faith, Transit Lounge, 319/63, Adam Rivett
BAKER, Jeannie, Mirror, Walker Books, 326/79, Stephanie Owen Reeder
BARTULIN, Lenny, The Black Russian, Scribe, 318/26, Rebecca Starford
BASE, Graeme, The Legend of the Golden Snail, Viking, 326/79, Stephanie Owen Reeder
BATESON, Catherine, Marriage for Beginners, John Leonard Press, 318/38, Prithvi Varatharajan
BATUMAN, Elif, The Possessed: Adventures with Russian Books and the People Who Read Them, Text, 325/67, Alex Lewis
BAUER, Michael Gerard, You Turkeys!, Omnibus, 322/67, Ruth Starke
BAUER, Jon, Rocks in the Belly, Scribe, 325/35, Philip Salom
BEILHARZ, Peter, Socialism and Modernity, University of Minnesota Press, 318/44, Ian Tregenza
BENNETT, Bruce et al. (eds), Of Sadhus and Spinners: Australian Encounters with India, HarperCollins, 323/30, Rick Hosking
BERESFORD, Richard, Victorian Visions: Nineteenth-Century Art from the John Schaeffer Collection, Art Gallery of NSW, 326/75,Christopher Menz
BERGNER, Herz, Between Sky and Sea, Text, 324/35, Richard Freadman
BIRD, Carmel, Child of the Twilight, Fourth Estate, 319/17, Gillian Dooley
BIRD, Carmel (ed.), Home Truth, Fourth Estate, 323/67, Felicity Plunkett
BIRMINGHAM, John, After America, Macmillan, 323/35, Ben Eltham
BLAIR, Tony, A Journey, Hutchinson, 327/10, John Hirst
BLAND, Nick, Twinkle, Scholastic, 326/79, Stephanie Owen Reeder
BLEIKER, Roland, Aesthetics and World Politics, Palgrave Macmillan, 319/48, Manfred B. Steger
BLOOM, Laura, In the Mood, Viking, 319/63, Judith Loriente
BODE, Katherine and Robert Dixon (eds), Resourceful Reading: The New Empiricism, eResearch, and Australian Literary Culture, Sydney University Press, 320/51, John Byron
BOLTON, Ken, The Circus, Wakefield Press, 321/66, Michael Farrell
BOND, Sarah, Alison Carroll and Claire Watson, Every 23 Days: 20 Years Touring Asia, Asialink, 326/46, PeterHill
BOOTH, Alison, Stillwater Creek, Random House, 319/30, Ruth Starke
BOOTH, Christina, Potato Music, Omnibus Books, 326/80, Stephanie Owen Reeder
BOWE, Steph, Girl Saves Boy, Text, 327/72, Peta Murray
BOYD, Robin, The Australian Ugliness, Text, 322/12, Christopher Menz
BRADY, Catherine, Elizabeth Blackburn and the Story of Telomeres: Deciphering the Ends of DNA, MIT Press, 318/37, Ian Gibbins
BRAGGE, Lily, My Dirty Shiny Life, Viking, 323/20, Kate Holden
BRANCH, Taylor, The Clinton Tapes: Wrestling History With the President, Simon & Schuster, 323/9, Morag Fraser
BRENNAN, Bernadette, Brian Castro’s Fiction: The Seductive Play of Language, Cambria Press, 319/27, David Callahan
BREWER, Susan A., Why America Fights: Patriotism and War Propaganda from the Philippines to Iraq, OUP, 322/23, Anthony Burke
BRIDGSTOCK, Martin, Beyond Belief: Skepticism, Science and the Paranormal, CUP, 320/47, Tamas Pataki
BRISSENDEN, Alan and Keith Glennon, Australia Dances: Creating Australian Dance 1945–1965, Wakefield Press, 324/45, David Tissiman
BRITAIN, Ian (ed.), The Donald Friend Diaries: Chronicles & Confessions of an Australian Artist, Text, 326/24, Patrick McCaughey
BROOKS, David and Elizabeth McMahon (eds), Southerly, Vol. 69, No. 2: Southerly at Seventy, Brandl & Schlesinger, 319/38, Jeffrey Poacher
BROOKS, David and Elizabeth McMahon (eds), Southerly, Vol. 70, No. 1, Brandl & Schlesinger, 324/66, Simon West
BROOME, Richard and Dianne Kirkby, Australian Historical Studies, Volume 41, Issue 2, Taylor & Francis, 326/19, Lyndon Megarrity
BROPHY, Kevin, Patterns of Creativity: Investigations into the Sources and Methods of Creativity, Rodopi Press, 325/53, Jane Goodall
BROWN, Honey, The Good Daughter, Viking, 323/55, Laurie Steed
BRUCE, Candice, Dinah Dysart and Jo Holder (eds), A Singular Voice: Essays on Australian Art and Architecture by Joan Kerr, Power Publications, 319/40, Susan Steggall
BURKE, Janine, Source: Nature’s Healing Role in Art and Writing, Allen & Unwin, 318/27, Jane Goodall
BYRNE, Paula, Mad World: Evelyn Waugh and the Secrets of Brideshead, HarperPress, 319/23, Glyn Davis
CAMERON, Anson, Stealing Picasso, Vintage, 319/33, Tim Howard
CAPP, Fiona, My Blood’s Country: In the Footsteps of Judith Wright, Allen & Unwin, 327/69, Felicity Plunkett
CARLTON, Mike, Cruiser: The Life and Loss of HMAS Perth and her Crew, William Heinemann, 325/46, Geoffrey Blainey
CARMODY, Isobelle, The Red Wind, Viking, 324/71, Ruth Starke
CARROLL, Alison, The Revolutionary Century: Art in Asia 1900–2000, Macmillan Art Publishing, 326/46, Peter Hill
CASSIDY, Barrie, The Party Thieves: The Real Story of the 2010 Election, MUP, 327/12, Joel Deane
CATALANO, Gary, Fresh Linen, Picaro Press, 326/76, Julian Croft
CAWARD, Clinton, Love Machine, Hamish Hamilton, 320/17, Kate Holden
CHALLINGER, Michael, Anzacs in Arkhangel: The Untold Story of Australia and the Invasion of Russia 1918–19, Hardie Grant Books, 323/64, Jeffrey Grey
CHAMBERS, Jeremy, The Vintage and the Gleaning, Text, 324/60, Laurie Steed
CHANDLER, Ben, Quillblade: Voyages of the Flying Dragon, Book One, Random House, 325/71, Kate Eltham
CHAPMAN, Gaye, Little Blue, Little Hare, 319/59, Stephanie Owen Reeder
CHRISTOPHER, Emma, A Merciless Place:The Lost Story of Britain’s Convict Disaster in Africa and How it Led to the Settlement of Australia, Allen & Unwin, 324/19, Norman Etherington
CLUNE, David and Ken Turner (eds), The Governors of New South Wales 1788–2010, Federation Press, 319/52, Nicholas Brown
COHEN, Harvey G., Duke Ellington’s America, University of Chicago Press, 326/65, Michael Morley
COLE, Catherine (ed.), The Perfume River: Writing from Vietnam, UWAP, 322/40, Thuy On
CONDON, Matthew, Brisbane, New South, 325/31, Mark Gomes
COSGROVE, Peter, Boyer Lectures: A Very Australian Conversation, ABC Books, 319/28, Patrick Allington
CRISPIN, Ken, The Quest for Justice, Scribe, 324/52, John Bryson
CROTTY, Martin and Marina Larsson (eds), Anzac Legacies: Australians and the Aftermath of War, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 324/59, Alistair Thomson
CUMPSTON, Nici with Barry Patton, Desert Country, Art Gallery of SA, 326/43, Brenda L. Croft
CUNNINGHAM, Sophie (ed.), Meanjin Vol. 69, No. 1, MUP, 320/46, Jeffrey Poacher
CURTHOYS, Ann and Ann McGrath, How to Write History that People Want to Read, UNSW Press, 318/46, Stuart Macintyre
D’ALPUGET, Blanche, Hawke: The Prime Minister, MUP, 324/12, Bruce Grant
DACK, James and Stephen Dack (with Larry Writer), Sunshine and Shadow: A Brothers’ Story, Pier 9, 322/25, Stephen Mansfield
DADDO, Andrew and Bruce Whatley, Monster, ABC Books, 326/79, Stephanie Owen Reeder
DALE, John, Leaving Suzie Pye, Fourth Estate, 321/33, Don Anderson
DALE, Leigh (ed.), Australian Literary Studies, Vol. 24, No. 2, Australian Literary Studies, 324/65, Adam Gall
DAMOUSI, Joy, Colonial Voices: A Cultural History of English in Australia 1840–1940, CUP, 327/34, Bruce Moore
DAVIDSON, Jim, A Three-Cornered Life: The Historian W.K. Hancock, UNSW Press, 323/46, Deryck Schreuder
DAVIDSON, Leon, Zero Hour: The Anzacs on the Western Front, Text, 320/60, Mike Shuttleworth
DAVIS, Wes (ed.), An Anthology of Modern Irish Poetry, Harvard University Press, 322/42, Chris Wallace-Crabbe
DAY, Gregory, The Grand Hotel: A Novel, Vintage, 323/38, Cheryl Jorgensen
DAY, Sarah, Grass Notes, Brandl & Schlesinger, 320/58, Rose Lucas
DEANE, Joel, The Norseman’s Song, Hunter Publishers, 321/34, Chris Flynn
DELAHUNTY, Mary, Public Life, Private Grief: A Memoir of Political Life and Loss, Hardie Grant Books, 325/21, Corrie Perkin
DISHER, Garry, Wyatt, Text, 318/20, Don Anderson
DIVOLA, Barry, Nineteen Seventy-something, Affirm Press, 321/63, Carol Middleton
DREWE, Robert (ed.), The Best Australian Essays 2010, Black Inc., 327/44, Geordie Williamson
DUCROU, Daniel, The Byron Journals, Text, 322/61, Adam Gall
EAGLE, Chester, The Well in the Shadow: A Writer’s Journey Through Australian Literature, Transit Lounge, 324/62, Christina Hill
EAGLETON, Terry, On Evil, Yale University Press, 325/36, James Ley
EBERT, Roger, The Great Movies III, University of Chicago Press, 325/58, Jake Wilson
EDWARDS, Deborah, with Denise Mimmocchi, David Thomas and Anne Gérard, Rupert Bunny: Artist in Paris, Art Gallery of NSW, 326/13, Jane Clark
EDWARDS, Hazel, Hooray! There’s a Hippopotamus on Our Roof Having a Birthday Party, Penguin, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
EGAN, Colleen, Murderer No More: Andrew Mallard and the Epic Fight That Proved His Innocence, Allen & Unwin, 323/18, Richard Harding
ELIOT, Valerie and Hugh Haughton (eds), The Letters of T.S. Eliot, Volume 2: 1923–1925, Faber, 321/36, James Ley
ENGWERDA, Robert, Mosquito Creek, Viking, 322/35, Stephanie Green
ENNIS, Helen, Frank Hurley’s Antarctica, NLA, 326/36, Isobel Crombie
EVANS, Tess, Book of Lost Threads, Allen & Unwin, 323/62, Susan Gorgioski
EVERINGHAM, Sam, Madam Lash: Gretel Pinniger’s Scandalous Life of Sex, Art and Bondage, Allen & Unwin, 324/18, Jay Daniel Thompson
FALCONER, Delia (ed.), The Best Australian Stories 2009, Black Inc., 318/18, Anthony Lynch
FALCONER, Delia, Sydney, New South, 326/62, Rhyll McMaster
FARRELL, Michael and Jill Jones (eds), Out of the Box: Contemporary Australian Gay and Lesbian Poets, Puncher & Wattmann, 320/45, Gregory Kratzmann
FENSHAM, Elizabeth, Bill Rules, UQP, 327/71, Ruth Starke
FENTON, Corinne and Sebastian Ciaffaglione, Flame Stands Waiting, Black Dog Books, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
FITZGERALD, Ross, My Name is Ross: An Alcoholic’s Journey, New South, 322/62, Richard Harding
FITZGERALD, Ross and Trevor L. Jordan, Under the Influence: A History of Alcohol in Australia, ABC Books, 322/62, Richard Harding
FITZPATRICK, Sheila, My Father’s Daughter: Memories of an Australian Childhood, MUP, 325/19, Brenda Niall
FORD, Lisa, Settler Sovereignty: Jurisdiction and Indigenous People in America and Australia, 1788–1836, Harvard University Press, 320/7, Henry Reynolds
FORSTER, Robert, The 10 Rules of Rock and Roll, Black Inc., 318/32, Jon Dale
FOSTER, Kevin, Lost Worlds: Latin America and the Imagining of Empire, Pluto Press, 322/20, Norman Etherington
FOSTER, Sara, Come Back to Me, Random House, 319/63, Kirsten Law
FOX, Mem and Olivia Rawson, A Giraffe in the Bath, Penguin, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
FRANKLIN, Bob, Under Stones, Affirm Press, 320/63, Christine Piper
FRANKLIN, James, What Science Knows: And How It Knows It, Encounter Books, 321/22, Robyn Williams
FRANZEN, Jonathan, Freedom, Fourth Estate, 327/26, James Ley
FRASER, Malcolm and Margaret Simons, Malcolm Fraser: The Political Memoirs, Miegunyah, 321/8, Neal Blewett
FRENCH, Jackie and Bruce Whatley, Baby Wombat’s Week, Angus & Robertson, 319/59, Stephanie Owen Reeder
FRENCH, Jackie and Bruce Whatley, Queen Victoria’s Underpants, Angus & Robertson, 326/79, Stephanie Owen Reeder
FREYTES, Silvio and Flavio Morais, In Just One Second, Wilkins Farago, 319/59, Stephanie Owen Reeder
FROST, Andrew, The Boys, Currency Press, 324/34, Mark Gomes
GAITA, Raimond (ed.), Gaza: Morality, Law & Politics, UWAP, 325/49, Peter Rodgers
GALASSI, Peter, Henri Cartier-Bresson: The Modern Century, Thames & Hudson and the Museum of Modern Art, 326/10, Helen Ennis
GALLAGHER, Katherine, Carnival Edge: New and Selected Poems, Arc Publications, 324/69, Susan Lever
GAMMAGE, Bill, The Broken Years: Australian Soldiers in the Great War, MUP, 321/60, Peter Pierce
GANDOLFO, Enza, Swimming, Vanark Press, 320/32, Carol Middleton
GARDNER, Angela, Views of the Hudson: A New York Book of Psalms, Shearsman Books, 319/56, Prithvi Varatharajan
GAYFORD, Martin, Man With a Blue Scarf: On Sitting for a Portrait by Lucian Freud, Thames & Hudson, 326/21, Angus Trumble
GELDER, Ken and Rachael Weaver (eds), The Anthology of Colonial Australian Romance Fiction, MUP, 321/39, Susan Sheridan
GENTILL, Sulari, A Few Right Thinking Men, Pantera Press, 325/23, Laurie Steed
GERMEIN, Katrina and Tamsin Ainslie, Littledog, Scholastic, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
GIDDENS, Anthony, The Politics of Climate Change, Polity Press, 318/16, Anthony Elliott
GILES, Stephen, The Vulture of Sommerset, Pan Macmillan, 322/66, Ruth Starke
GLEESON, Brendan, Lifeboat Cities, UNSW Press, 324/54, Peter Mares
GLEESON, Libby and Freya Blackwood, Clancy & Millie and the Very Fine House, Little Hare, 319/59, Stephanie Owen Reeder
GLEITZMAN, Morris, Now, Viking, 322/65, Agnes Nieuwenhuizen
GLENNON, Una, Ciara’s Gift: Grief Edged with Gold, UWAP, 323/18, Richard Harding
GOLDING, Peter, They Called Him Old Smoothie: John Joseph Cahill, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 319/50, Lyndon Megarrity
GOLDSWORTHY, Peter, Gravel, Hamish Hamilton, 319/9, Murray Waldren
GORMLEY, Ken, The Death of American Virtue: Clinton Vs. Starr, Crown Publishers, 323/9, Morag Fraser
GOULD, Alan, The Lake Woman: A Romance, Arcadia, 318/9, Paul Hetherington
GOULD, Alan, Folk Tunes, Salt Publishing, 318/9, Paul Hetherington
GREEN, Jessica, Scratch Kitten and the Ghost Ship, Little Hare, 322/67, Ruth Starke
GREENAWAY, Lisa, Nathan Curnow and Ella Holcombe (eds), Going Down Swinging No.30, Going Down Swinging Inc., 325/60, James Langer
GREENBERG, Nicki, Shakespeare’s Hamlet, Allen & Unwin, 327/70, Chris Flynn
GRENBY, M.O. and Andrea Immel, The Cambridge Companion to Children’s Literature, CUP, 323/56, Brenda Niall
GRIFFEN-FOLEY, Bridget, Changing Stations: The Story of Australian Commercial Radio, UNSW Press, 320/31, Brian McFarlane
GRIFFITHS, Andy and Terry Denton, The Very Bad Book, Pan Macmillan, 327/71, Ruth Starke
GROSSMAN, Edith, Why Translation Matters, Yale University Press, 323/28, Simon West
GRUNDY, Reg, Reg Grundy, Pier 9, 327/67, Jacqueline Kent
GUNDERSON, Erik (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to Ancient Rhetoric, CUP, 318/49, Alastair Blanshard
GUTHRIE, Bruce, Man Bites Murdoch: Four Decades in Print, Six Days in Court, MUP, 327/16, Jan McGuinness
HAEBICH, Anna, Murdering Stepmothers: The Execution of Martha Rendell, UWAP, 322/32, Wendy Were
HAGÈGE, Claude (trans. Jody Gladding), On the Death and Life of Languages, Yale University Press, 320/49, Bruce Moore
HALL, Rodney, popeye never told you: childhood memories of the war, Pier 9, 321/20, Craig Munro
HAMILTON, Clive, Requiem for a Species: Why We Resist the Truth About Climate Change, Allen & Unwin, 321/57, Andrew Glikson
HANLEY, Penelope, Creative Lives: Personal Papers of Australian Writers and Artists, NLA, 321/43, Ian Morrison
HARTNETT, Sonya, The Boy and the Toy, Penguin, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
HARTNETT, Sonya, The Midnight Zoo, Viking, 324/71, Ruth Starke
HARVEY, Jacqueline, Alice-Miranda at School, Random House, 322/66, Ruth Starke
HAY, Ashley, The Body in the Clouds, Allen & Unwin, 324/38, Don Anderson
HAY-MACKENZIE, John, Cautionary Tales for Boys and Girls, Pier 9, 319/59, Stephanie Owen Reeder
HAYSOM, Rob, Arnold Shore: Pioneer Modernist, Macmillan Art Publishing, 326/57, Felicity St John Moore
HAYTON, Jon and Leon Isackson, Behind the Rock and Beyond: The Diary of a Rock Band, 1956–1980, Sid Harta, 325/59, Jay Daniel Thompson
HEANEY, Seamus, Human Chain, Faber, 327/65, Chris Wallace-Crabbe
HEARN, Lian, Blossoms and Shadows, Hachette, 327/28, Alison Broinowski
HEFFERNAN, John, Where There’s Smoke, Omnibus Books, 322/65, Agnes Nieuwenhuizen
HERRICK, Steven, Slice: Juicy Moments from my Impossible Life, Woolshed Press, 327/72, Mike Shuttleworth
HETHERINGTON, Penelope, Paupers, Poor Relief and Poor Houses in Western Australia, 1829–1910, UWAP, 321/56, Richard Harding
HILL, Maria, Diggers and Greeks: The Australian Campaigns in Greece and Crete, UNSW Press, 321/58, Peter Stanley
HILLS, Ben, Breaking News: The Golden Age of Graham Perkin, Scribe, 322/8, Michael Shmith
HIRST, John, Looking for Australia: Historical Essays, Black Inc., 324/15, Alan Frost
HOBBS, Leigh, Mr Badger and the Missing Ape, Allen & Unwin, 327/71, Ruth Starke
HOBBS, Leigh, Mr Badger and the Big Surprise, Allen & Unwin, 327/71, Ruth Starke
HOLDEN, Kate, The Romantic: Italian Nights and Days, Text, 326/39, Felicity Plunkett
HOLDEN, Steve, Somebody to Love, UQP, 327/67, Lorelei Vashti
HONEYWILL, Ross, Wasted: The True Story of Jim McNeil, Violent Criminal and Brilliant Playwright, Viking, 327/49, Murray Waldren
HOPKINS, Sarah, Speak to Me, Viking, 324/53, Estelle Tang
HOWARD, John, Lazarus Rising: A Personal and Political Autobiography, HarperCollins, 327/10, John Hirst
HOWE, Renate (ed.), The Master: The Life and Work of Edward H. Sugden, Uniting Academic Press, 324/63, John Rickard
HRDY, Sarah Blaffer, Mothers and Others: The Evolutionary Origins of Mutual Understanding, Harvard University Press, 318/54, Michael Gilding
HUMPHREYS, Andrew, Martin Westley Takes a Walk, Vintage, 321/44, Susan Gorgioski
HYLAND, Adrian, Gunshot Road, Text, 322/26, Thuy On
IGGULDEN, Conn, Tollins: Explosive Tales for Children, HarperCollins, 320/50, Stephen Mansfield
INDYK, Ivor (ed.), Heat 21: Without a Paddle, Giramondo, 318/53, Jon Dale
INDYK, Ivor (ed.), Heat 22: The Persistent Rabbit, Giramondo, 323/31, Patrick Allington
IRVING, Terry and Rowan Cahill, Radical Sydney: Places, Portraits, and Unruly Episodes, UNSW Press, 323/63, Don Anderson
JACOBSON, Howard, The Finkler Question, Bloomsbury, 327/30, Don Anderson
JAMES, Ioan, Remarkable Biologists: From Ray to Hamilton, CUP, 318/37, Ian Gibbins
JAMES, Rebecca, Beautiful Malice, Allen & Unwin, 323/71, Maya Linden
JAMES, Wendy, Where Have You Been?, UWAP, 319/29, Amy Baillieu
JEFFREY, Belinda, Big River Little Fish, UQP, 326/80, Thuy On
JENNINGS, Kate, Trouble: Evolution of a Radical / Selected Writings 1970–2010, Black Inc., 322/47, Gay Bilson
JOEL, Maggie, The Second-Last Woman in England, Pier 9, 320/18, Rhyll McMaster
JOHNSON, R.W., South Africa’s Brave New World: The Beloved Country Since the End of Apartheid, Allen Lane, 320/33, Jonty Driver
JOHNSON, Vivien, Once Upon a Time in Papunya, New South, 326/41, Ian McLean
JOHNSTON, Ian (trans.), Waiting for the Owl: Poems and Songs from Ancient China, Pardalote Press, 321/64, Barry Hill
JOLLY, Roslyn, Robert Louis Stevenson in the Pacific: Travel, Empire and the Author’s Profession, Ashgate, 318/40, Gillian Dooley
JONES, Jill, Dark Bright Doors, Wakefield Press, 322/64, Gig Ryan
JONES, John, Robert Dowling: Tasmanian Son of Empire, National Gallery of Australia, 323/51, David Hansen
JONES, Lloyd, Hand Me Down World, Text, 326/34, Jo Case
JORDAN, Toni, Fall Girl, Text, 327/70, Carol Middleton
KARSH, Efraim, Palestine Betrayed, Yale University Press, 325/49, Peter Rodgers
KILLENS, Sharyn and Lindsay Lewis, The Inconvenient Child, Miracle Publishing, 324/27, Kate Holden
KINSELLA, John, Post-Colonial: A Récit, soi 3 gold, 321/61, Stephen Muecke
KOCAN, Peter, The Fable of All Our Lives: A Novel, Fourth Estate, 325/13, Don Anderson
KOROMILAS, Kathryn, Palimpsest, Arcadia, 322/67, Susan Gorgioski
KRATZMANN, Gregory (ed.), Imagination, Books and Community in Medieval Europe, Macmillan Art Publishing and the State Library of Victoria, 326/68, Stephanie Trigg
KRIEN, Anna, Into the Woods: The Battle for Tasmania’s Forests, Black Inc., 326/55, Peter Mares
LAKE, Marilyn and Henry Reynolds (with Mark McKenna and Joy Damousi), What’s Wrong With Anzac: The Militarisation of Australian History, New South, 321/12, Robin Prior
LANGFORD, Martin, The Human Project: New & Selected Poems, Puncher & Wattmann, 318/57, Andrew Sant
LAWSON, Valerie, Mary Poppins, She Wrote: The True Story of Australian Writer P.L. Travers, Creator of the Quintessentially English Nanny, Hachette, 325/24, Lisa Gorton
LAZAROO, Simone, Sustenance, UWAP, 324/42, Thuy On
LEE, David, Stanley Melbourne Bruce: Australian Internationalist, Continuum, 325/27, Peter Edwards
LEONARD, John (ed.), The Puncher & Wattmann Anthology of Australian Poetry, Puncher & Wattmann, 321/40, Paul Kane
LEYS, Simon, With Stendhal, Black Inc., 322/49, Colin Nettelbeck
LLEWELLYN, Kate, Poets and Perspectives: Kate Llewellyn, University of Woolongong Press, 324/70, Bronwyn Lea
LLOYD, Peter, Inside Story: From ABC Correspondent to Singapore Prisoner #12988, Allen & Unwin, 325/22, Murray Waldren
LOHREY, Amanda, Reading Madame Bovary, Black Inc., 325/32, Judith Armstrong
LOUKAKIS, Angelo, Houdini’s Flight, Fourth Estate, 322/28, Patrick Allington
LOVING, Jerome, Mark Twain: The Adventures of Samuel L. Clemens, University of California Press, 322/18, Geordie Williamson
LOVRIC, Michelle, The Book of Human Skin, Allen & Unwin, 323/36, Melinda Harvey
LOWE, Ian, A Voice of Reason: Reflections on Australia, UQP, 324/56, Susan Currie
LOWING, Roberta, Notorious, Allen & Unwin, 325/34, Chris Womersley
LYNCH, Edward (ed. Will Davies), Somme Mud: Young Reader’s Edition, Random House, 320/60, Mike Shuttleworth
MacCALLUM, Mungo, Punch and Judy: The Double Disillusion Election of 2010, Black Inc., 326/60, Joel Deane
MacDONALD, Helen, Possessing the Dead: The Artful Science of Anatomy, MUP, 323/58, Daniel Vuillermin
MACINTYRE, Stuart, The Poor Relation: A History of Social Sciences in Australia, MUP, 325/65, Frank Jackson
MACKELLAR, Maggie, When it Rains: A Memoir, Vintage, 326/70, Bernadette Brennan
MACKINNON, A.J., The Well at the World’s End, Black Inc., 324/30, Michael McGirr
McCARTHY, Maureen, Careful What You Wish For, Allen & Unwin, 327/71, Ruth Starke
McCULLOUGH, Colleen, Too Many Murders, HarperCollins, 318/21, Dianne Dempsey
McDERMOTT, Kirstyn, Madigan Mine, Picador, 327/70, Benjamin Chandler
McDONALD, Roger, When Colts Ran, Vintage, 326/35, Peter Pierce
McFARLANE, Brian and Deane Williams, Michael Winterbottom, Manchester University Press, 318/28, Jake Wilson
McGILCHRIST, Iain, The Master and His Emissary: The Divided Brain and the Making of the Western World, Yale University Press, 323/59, Ian Gibbins
McGREGOR, Fiona, Indelible Ink, Scribe, 322/29, Jo Case
McINTOSH, Fiona, Fields of Gold, Penguin, 320/62, Kate McFadyen
McINTYRE, Iain, How to Make Trouble and Influence People: Pranks, Hoaxes, Graffiti & Political Mischief-Making, Breakdown Press, 319/58, Dan Rule
McLAREN, Colin, Sunflower: A Tale of Love, War and Intrigue, Victory Books, 321/31, Adrian Mitchell
McMAHAN, Jeff, Killing in War, OUP, 319/46, Tony Coady
MAGAREY, Susan, Unbridling the Tongues of Women: A Biography of Catherine Helen Spence, University of Adelaide Press, 324/23, Helen Thomson
MAIDEN, Jennifer, Pirate Rain, Giramondo, 325/57, Jill Jones
MALOON, Terence (ed.), Paths to Abstraction 1867–1917, Art Gallery of NSW, 326/11, Daniel Thomas
MANGUEL, Alberto, A Reader on Reading, Yale University Press, 321/54, Andrea Goldsmith
MANNE, Robert and David McKnight (eds), Goodbye to All That?: On the Failure of Neo-Liberalism and the Urgency of Change, Black Inc., 322/58, Norman Abjorensen
MARCHETTA, Melina, The Piper’s Son, Viking, 321/67, Pam Macintyre
MARKUS, Andrew, James Jupp and Peter McDonald, Australia’s Immigration Revolution, Allen & Unwin, 318/33, Peter Mares
MARR, David, Power Trip: The Political Journey of Kevin Rudd (Quarterly Essay 38), Black Inc., 324/9, Neal Blewett
MARSH, Victor, Mr Isherwood Changes Trains: Christopher Isherwood and the Search for the ‘Home Self’, Clouds of Magellan, 323/33, Sarah Kanowski
MAXWELL, Robyn, Life, Death and Magic: 2000 Years of Southeast Asian Ancestral Art, National Gallery of Australia, 326/54, Carol Cains
MEEHAN, Michael, Below the Styx: A Novel, Allen & Unwin, 319/18, Don Anderson
MEES, Paul, Transport for Suburbia: Beyond the Automobile Age, Earthscan, 324/54, Peter Mares
MEGALOGENIS, George, Trivial Pursuit: Leadership and the End of the Reform Era (Quarterly Essay 40), Black Inc., 327/12, Joel Deane
Mengham, Rod (ed.), The Salt Companion to John Tranter, Salt Publishing, 325/55, Gig Ryan
MILLIKEN, Robert, Mother of Rock: The Lillian Roxon Story, Black Inc., 320/30, Mark Gomes
MOORE, Tony, Death or Liberty: Rebels and Radicals Transported to Australia 1788–1868, Pier 9, 324/17, Peter Stanley
MORGAN, Sally and Blaze Kwaymullina (eds), Westerly, Vol. 54, No. 2, Westerly Centre, 318/56, Patrick Allington
MORIARTY, Jaclyn, Dreaming of Amelia, Pan Macmillan, 318/59, Agnes Nieuwenhuizen
MORRISON, Sally, After Fire: A Biography of Clifton Pugh, Hardie Grant Books, 318/14, Brenda Niall
MORTON, Maris, A Darker Music, Scribe, 327/31, Carmel Bird
MULDOON, Rhys and Kevin Rudd, Jasper & Abby and the Great Australia Day Kerfuffle, Allen & Unwin, 319/59, Stephanie Owen Reeder
MULLANE, Mary-Ellen, Once on a Road, Vintage Books, 320/63, Susan Gorgioski
MUNKARA, Marie, Every Secret Thing, UQP, 320/15, Patrick Allington
MURRAY, Les, Taller When Prone, Black Inc., 320/12, David McCooey
MUSGRAVE, David, Glissando: A Melodrama, Sleepers, 322/33, Susan Lever
MUSGRAVE, David, Phantom Limb, John Leonard Press, 323/66, Andrew Sant
NACHMAN, Gerald, Right Here on our Stage Tonight!: Ed Sullivan’s America, University of California Press, 318/30, Michael Shmith
NAPARSTEK, Ben, In Conversation: Encounters With 39 Great Writers, Scribe, 318/11, Patrick Allington
NATIONAL MUSEUM OF AUSTRALIA, Yiwarra Kuju: The Canning Stock Route, National Museum of Australia, 326/43, Brenda L. Croft
NAYMAN, Shira, The Listener, Simon & Schuster, 319/32, Claudia Hyles
NELSON, Brian (ed.), Australian Journal of French Studies, Vol. XLVII, No. 2: Jacques Rivette, Monash University, 325/39, Colin Nettelbeck
NEVILLE, Richard and Paul Brunton, One Hundred: A Tribute to the Mitchell Library, State Library of NSW, 323/54, John Thompson
NGUYEN, Nathalie Huynh Chau, Memory is Another Country: Women of the Vietnamese Diaspora, Praeger, 318/48, Jill Jolliffe
NIX, Garth, The Keys to the Kingdom: Lord Sunday, Allen & Unwin, 322/67, Benjamin Chandler
NUSSBAUM, Martha C., Not for Profit: Why Democracy Needs the Humanities, Princeton University Press, 324/57, Stuart Macintyre
O’CONNOR, Michael, New Guinea Days, Australian Scholarly Publishing, 323/22, Peter Pierce
O’DRISCOLL, Dennis, Stepping Stones: Interviews with Seamus Heaney, Faber, 327/65, Chris Wallace-Crabbe
OLSEN, Penny, Upside Down World: Early European Impressions of Australia’s Curious Animals, NLA, 325/63, Peter Menkhorst
OPPY, Graham et al. (eds), A Companion to Philosophy in Australia and New Zealand, Monash University Publishing, 327/59, Adrian Walsh
ORMEROD, Jan and Freya Blackwood, Maudie and Bear, Little Hare, 326/79, Stephanie Owen Reeder
ORR, Stephen, Time’s Long Ruin, Wakefield Press, 320/14, Gillian Dooley
OSBORNE, G.L., Come Inside, Clouds of Magellan, 320/63, Adam Rivett
OTTO, Kristin, Capital: Melbourne When it was the Capital City of Australia 1901–1907,Text, 318/12, John Rickard
OWEN, David, Shark: In Peril in the Sea, Allen & Unwin, 318/50, Kathleen Steele
PENDER, Anne, One Man Show: The Stages of Barry Humphries, ABC Books, 327/51, Ian Britain
PERKINS, Hetti, Art+Soul: A Journey Into the World of Aboriginal Art, Miegunyah, 327/55, Ian McLean
PETRESCU, Ioana, Transnational Literature, Volume 2, Issue 2, Flinders University, 324/65, Patrick Allington
PIERCE, Peter (ed.), The Cambridge History of Australian Literature, CUP, 318/7, Gregory Kratzmann
POTTS, John, A History of Charisma, Palgrave Macmillan, 320/53, Graeme Turner
PRETTY, Ron, Postcards from the Centre, Profile Poetry, 324/68, David McCooey
PRIOR, Ted, Grug and the Circus, Simon & Schuster, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
PRIOR, Ted, Grug Learns to Read, Simon & Schuster, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
PYNE, Stephen J., Voice and Vision: A Guide to Writing History and Other Serious Nonfiction, Harvard University Press, 318/46, Stuart Macintyre
READ, Peter, Tripping Over Feathers: Scenes in the Life of Joy Janaka Wiradjuri Williams, UWAP, 318/36, Sarah Kanowski
REECE-LANE, Lisa, Milk Fever, Pier 9, 322/60, Laurie Steed
REMNICK, David, The Bridge: The Life and Rise of Barack Obama, Picador, 325/29, Bruce Grant
RICHARDSON, Matthew, The West and the Map of the World: A Reappraisal of the Past, Miegunyah, 326/71, John Thompson
ROBINSON, Roland, The Hooded Lamp, Picaro Press, 326/76, Julian Croft
RODRIGUEZ, Béatrice, The Chicken Thief, Gecko Press, 319/59, Stephanie Owen Reeder
ROE, Jill (ed.), My Congenials: Miles Franklin and Friends in Letters, 325/14, Paul Brunton
ROSENBAUM, Jonathan, Goodbye Cinema, Hello Cinephilia: Film Culture in Transition, University of Chicago Press, 327/57, Jake Wilson
ROSSITER, Richard, Arrhythmia: Stories of Desire, UWAP, 320/55, Patrick Allington
ROTH, Philip, Nemesis, Jonathan Cape, 326/38, Murray Waldren
RUDD, Jessica, Campaign Ruby, Text, 325/54, Amy Baillieu
RUSSELL, Lynette and John Arnold (eds), The La Trobe Journal, No. 85, State Library of Victoria, 325/70, Maria Nugent
SCHULTZ, Julianne (ed.), Griffith Review 28: Still the Lucky Country?,Text, 322/49, Jay Daniel Thompson
SCILLIO, Georgina, A Dandelion on the Roof and Other Stories, Clouds of Magellan, 318/31, Jay Daniel Thompson
SCOTT, Ann, Ernest Gowers: Plain Words and Forgotten Deeds, Palgrave Macmillan, 325/69, Graeme Powell
SCOTT, Kim, That Deadman Dance, Picador, 325/11, Patrick Allington
SCULLY, Richard and Marian Quartly (eds), Drawing the Line: Using Cartoons as Historical Evidence, Monash University ePress, 320/54, Robert Phiddian
SHACKLETON, Shirley, The Circle of Silence, Pier 9, 323/11, Jill Jolliffe
SHAPCOTT, Thomas, Parts of Us, UQP, 320/59, Martin Duwell
SHAPCOTT, Thomas, Gatherers and Hunters, Wakefield Press, 322/31, Don Anderson
SKRZYNECKI, Peter, Boys of Summer, Brandl & Schlesinger, 321/32, Gillian Dooley
SLATER, Michael, Charles Dickens, Yale University Press, 320/21, Grace Moore
SPARROW, Jeff (ed.), Overland 198, Overland, 321/13, Jay Daniel Thompson
SPARROW, Jeff (ed.), Overland 200, Overland, 326/ 78, Patrick Allington
SPONGBERG, Mary, Ann Curthoys and Barbara Caine (eds), Companion to Women’s Historical Writing, Palgrave Macmillan, 320/56, Judith Keene
SPRATT, R.A., Nanny Piggins and the Runaway Lion, Random House, 322/66, Ruth Starke
STEELE, Peter and Sean Burke (ed.), A Local Habitation: Poems and Homilies, Newman College, 326/74, Philip Harvey
STEGGALL, Stephany Evans, Bruce Dawe: Life Cycle, Ginninderra Press, 318/42, Tony Hassall
STEWART, Annette, Barbara Hanrahan: A Biography, Wakefield Press, 323/61, Craig Munro
STEWART, Kathleen, Men of Bad Character, UQP, 322/34, Gillian Dooley
STILLS, Caroline and Heath McKenzie, An ABC of Pirates, Little Hare, 323/69, Stephanie Owen Reeder
STINSON, Emmett, Known Unknowns, Affirm Press, 323/37, Chris Flynn
STUART, Nicholas, Rudd’s Way: November 2007–June 2010, Scribe, 324/9, Neal Blewett
SUTHERLAND, Kathie, Brett Whiteley: A Sensual Line 1957–67, Macmillan Art Publishing, 326/16, Vivien Gaston
TAIT, John, Vanda and Young: Inside Australia’s Hit Factory, New South, 325/59, Jay Daniel Thompson
TAKOLANDER, Maria, Ghostly Subjects, Salt Publishing, 318/58, Rose Lucas
TAYLOR, Ken, At Valentines: Poems 1966–1969, Picaro Press, 326/76, Julian Croft
TAYLOR, Lenore and David Uren, Shitstorm: Inside Labor’s Darkest Days, MUP, 324/9, Neal Blewett
THOMPSON, Gordon (ed.), Stamping Ground: Stories of the Northern Suburbs of Melbourne, Clouds of Magellan, 322/41, Jay Daniel Thompson
THOMPSON, John, Documents that Shaped Australia: Records of a Nation’s Heritage, Pier 9, 320/27, Peter Pierce
TIMMS, Peter, In Search of Hobart, New South, 318/35, Robert Gibson
TOMAN, Rolf and Thomas Paffen (eds), Ars Sacra: Christian Art and Architecture of the Western World From the Very Beginning up Until Today, h.f. Ullmann, 327/59, Christopher Menz
TRANTER, Kirsten, The Legacy, Fourth Estate, 318/22, Jo Case
TRANTER, John, Starlight: 150 Poems, UQP, 325/55, Gig Ryan
TUMARKIN, Maria, Otherland: A Journey with my Daughter, Vintage, 320/26, Judith Armstrong
VEITCH, Kate, Trust, Viking, 321/35, Amy Baillieu
VENDLER, Helen, Last Looks, Last Books: Stevens, Plath, Lowell, Bishop, Merrill, Princeton University Press, 323/31, Barry Hill
WALKER, Kathrine Sorley, Robert Helpmann: A Rare Sense of the Theatre, Dance Books, 319/15, Lee Christofis
WALTER, James (with Tod Moore), What Were They Thinking?: The Politics of Ideas in Australia, UNSW Press, 322/60, Nicholas Barry
WARD, Peter, Khai Liew, Wakefield Press, 326/42, Wendy Walker
WATTS, Frances, The Song of the Winns: The Gerander Trilogy, Book One, ABC Books, 327/71, Ruth Starke
WEIR, Winifred, Walking on Ashes, Puncher & Wattmann, 321/65, Prithvi Varatharajan
WELBERRY, Karen and Tanya Dalziell (eds), Cultural Seeds: Essays on the Work of Nick Cave, Ashgate, 319/54, Paul Genoni
WELSH, Thea, The President’s Wife, Fourth Estate, 319/31, Judith Armstrong
WHITE, Hugh, Power Shift: Australia’s Future Between Washington and Beijing (Quarterly Essay 39), Black Inc., 325/39, Alison Broinowski
WHITE, R.S., John Keats: A Literary Life, Palgrave Macmillan, 326/73, Peter Otto
WHITE, Shane, Stephen Garton, Stephen Robertson and Graham White, Playing the Numbers: Gambling in Harlem Between the Wars, Harvard University Press, 324/22, David Goodman
WILKINSON, Carole, Sugar Sugar, Black Dog Books, 323/70, Amy Baillieu
WILSON, Tony, Making News, Pier 9, 325/63, Ben Eltham
WIZISLA, Erdmut (trans. Christine Shuttleworth), Walter Benjamin and Bertolt Brecht: The Story of a Friendship, Libris, 319/55, Michael Morley
WOMACK, Kenneth (ed.), The Cambridge Companion to the Beatles, CUP, 322/45, Linda Kouvaras
WOMERSLEY, Chris, Bereft, Scribe, 324/39, Carmel Bird
WOODS, Vanessa, Bonobo Handshake: A Memoir of Love and Adventure in the Congo, Black Inc., 324/31, Tony Wheeler
ZAGALA, Maria, A Beautiful Line: Italian Prints from Mantegna to Piranesi, Art Gallery of SA, 326/18, Justin Clemens
ŽIŽEK, Slavoj, In Defense of Lost Causes, Verso, 318/52, Rex Butler
ŽIŽEK, Slavoj, First as Tragedy, Then as Farce, Verso, 318/52, Rex Butler


FEATURES INDEX 2010

ABR FAVOURITE AUSTRALIAN NOVELS, 318/24

ABR POETRY PRIZE
FAHEY, Diane, ‘The Hummingbird Suite’, 320/36
LAWRENCE, Anthony, ‘Domestic Emergencies’, 320/40
PATTINSON, Jillian, ‘Estuary’, 320/39
*SALOM, Philip, ‘Here Come the Missionaries’, 320/38
SANZ, Ynes, ‘Taken as Required’, 320/35

*Winner of the ABR Poetry Prize

ABR SHORT STORY COMPETITION
TAKOLANDER, Maria, ‘A Roānkin Philosophy of Poetry’, 327/46

AUDIO DISC REVIEWS
BRITISH LIBRARY, The, The Spoken Word: British Writers, BBC, 319/42, Brian McFarlane
CAREY, Peter, Parrot and Olivier in America, Bolinda Audio, 324/50, Brian McFarlane
DAVIES, Luke, Totem Poem (No. 15), 321/62, Lisa Gorton
FINE POETS, Volume 1: The Bush Poems of A.B. (Banjo) Paterson, Fine Poets Collection, 323/39, Adrian Mitchell
FINE POETS, Volume 2: The Campfire Yarns of Henry Lawson, Fine Poets Collection, 323/39, Adrian Mitchell
FINE POETS, Volume 3: The Sentimental Bloke, The Poems of C.J. Dennis, Fine Poets Collection, 323/39, Adrian Mitchell
FINE POETS, Volume 4: The Battlefield Poems of A.B. (Banjo) Paterson, Fine Poets Collection, 323/39, Adrian Mitchell
HEMENSLEY, Kris, My Life in Theatre (NO. 18), 321/63, Lisa Gorton
ST JOHN, Madeleine, The Women in Black, Bolinda Audio, 324/50, Brian McFarlane
TEMPLE, Peter, Truth, Bolinda Audio, 324/50, Brian McFarlane
WALLACE-CRABBE, Chris, The Domestic Sublime (NO. 17), 321/63, Lisa Gorton
ZWICKY, Fay, The Witnesses (NO. 19), 321/63, Lisa Gorton

BEST BOOKS OF THE YEAR
ALLINGTON, Patrick, 327/38
ALTMAN, Dennis, 327/38
ANDERSON, Don, 327/38
BIRD, Carmel, 327/38
BIRNS, Nicholas, 327/38
BROINOWSKI, Alison, 327/39
CASE, Jo, 327/39
DAVIS, Glyn, 327/39
DOOLEY, Gillian, 327/39
GOLDSMITH, Andrea, 327/39
GORTON, Lisa, 327/40
HALL, Rodney, 327/40
HOLDEN, Kate, 327/40
KENT, Jacqueline, 327/41
LEY, James, 327/41
McCAUGHEY, Patrick, 327/41
McFARLANE, Brian, 327/41
NIALL, Brenda, 327/42
PIERCE, Peter, 327/42
TRUMBLE, Angus, 327/42
WILLIAMSON, Geordie, 327/42

BEST BOOKS: CHILDREN’S AND YOUNG ADULT
ON, Thuy, 327/43
REEDER, Stephanie Owen, 327/43
SHUTTLEWORTH, Mike, 327/43
STARKE, Ruth, 327/43

CALIBRE PRIZE
HALLAHAN, Lorna, ‘On Being Odd’, 321/24
HANSEN, David, ‘Seeing Truganini’, 321/45

COMMENTARY
ARMSTRONG, Judith, ‘A Curious Night at the Wheeler Centre’, 325/16
BIRNS, Nicholas, ‘Antipodes and the Dark Hemisphere: Beyond the Bilateral?’, 320/42
CAREY, Janene, ‘Retreat to the Castle’, 322/51
CRAVEN, Peter, ‘Baby Dante and the Apocalypse: Filming Cormac McCarthy’s The Road ’, 319/11
DAVIDSON, Jim, ‘Bouncing on the Trampoline of Fact: Biography and the Historical Imagination’, 323/42
DESSAIX, Robert, ‘“Letters to an Unknown Friend”’, 322/36
FRASER, Morag, ‘Maddened Times in the USA’, 327/14
GOODALL, Jane, ‘Phoneys and the Dash Man: The Hypnotic Voice of J.D. Salinger’, 319/34
HARRIS, Margaret and Elizabeth Webby, ‘Patrick White’s Papers’, 327/62
HENSON, Bill, ‘Millennial Slippage: Honouring the Paradox and the Majesty of Art’, 326/27
HERGENHAN, Laurie, ‘“Mindscapes of the Artist”: Visiting Randolph Stow, 323/25
HOLLIER, Nathan, ‘Alpha and Omega’, 325/62
KING, Natalie, ‘Carol Jerrems: “Love is the Key Word”’, 326/48
LEY, James, ‘Everything in Motion: Radical Inclusiveness in a New Literary History of the USA’, 319/19
McFARLANE, Brian, ‘Finding Ourselves in Australian Films’, 323/48
MENZ, Christopher, ‘Lightness and Clarity: A Welcome Extension to the National Gallery of Australia’, 326/7
OLUBAS, Brigitta, ‘“At Home in More than One place”: Cosmopolitanism in the Work of Shirley Hazzard’, 320/9
PEARLMAN, Jonathan, ‘Furore in Israel: Suspicion and Defensiveness after the “Freedom Flotilla”’, 323/14
RICKARD, John, ‘The Tyranny of Text?: Different Readings at the Melbourne International Arts Festival’, 327/53
ROSE, Peter, ‘“Elusive Colt of a Dark Horse”: The Peculiar Charms of E.M. Forster’, 327/18
SHERIDAN, Susan, ‘Tirra Lirra and Beyond: Jessica Anderson’s Truthful Fictions’, 324/47
STEELE, Peter, ‘Littoral Truth: Peter Porter (1929–2010)’, 322/15

EXTRACT
HALL, Rodney, popeye never told you: childhood memories of the war, Pier 9, 321/16
McFARLANE, Brian, Real and Reel, Sid Harta, 325/41

OPEN PAGE
BIRD, Carmel, 319/64
D’ALPUGET, Blanche, 324/72
GOLDSWORTHY, Anna, 321/68
GORTON, Lisa, 323/72
HARTNETT, Sonya, 320/64
KENEALLY, Tom, 325/72
MUSGRAVE, David, 322/68
WALLACE-CRABBE, Chris, 318/68

POEMS
ANDREWS, Chris, ‘By Accident’, 318/41
BISHOP, Judith, ‘The Blind Minotaur’, 326/47
CHONG, Eileen, ‘After Pintauro’, 327/35
EAVES, Will, ‘100,000,000 AD’, 327/61
EDGAR, Stephen, ‘The Haunted Pane’, 324/61
FARRELL, Michael, ‘dream aboriginal family at buckingham palace’, 319/26
FEALY, Susan, ‘Flute of Milk’, 325/68
HILL, Barry, ‘Plum Juice’, 325/47
JAMES, Clive, ‘Silent Sky’, 323/53
KINSELLA, John, ‘Zoo Visits’, 318/23
McMASTER, Rhyll, ‘In the Inner West’, 319/62
PORTER, Peter, ‘What I Have Written I Have Written’, 322/17
ROSE, Peter, ‘The Marbles’, 324/46
RYAN, Tracy, ‘Cobwebs’, 321/15
SALOM, Philip, ‘Lamarckian Thoughts of the Father’, 322/43
SHAPCOTT, Thomas, ‘Storm over Port Phillip’, 319/36
TAKOLANDER, Maria, ‘No man’s land’, 320/48
WALLACE-CRABBE, Chris, ‘Mayhem’, 321/21

SHORT STORIES
WHITTING, Michael, ‘She Brings the Light In’, 319/43


Fiftieth anniversary prints

03 February 2011 Written by Amy Baillieu
Published in Pages from old site

 

 

Malouf-splash

W.H. Chong
In the Library (David Malouf)
2011 Melbourne
hand-coloured linocut 20.0 x 25.0 cm
edition of 20

 

Grenville-splash

W.H. Chong
Kate Grenville
2011 Melbourne
two-colour linocut 20.0 x 25.0 cm
edition of 15

 

Julian-Assange-splash

W.H. Chong
‘The Most Dangerous Man in the World’
(Julian Assange, WikiLeaks)
2011 Melbourne
linocut on Arches paper
25.0 x 20.0 cm (image), 38. 0 x 28.0 cm
(sheet)
edition of 25
Patrick-White-splash
W.H. Chong
A fringe of leaves, Patrick White
2011 Melbourne
linocut on Arches paper, hand-coloured
25.0 x 20.0 cm (image), 38. 0 x 28.0 cm
(sheet)
edition of 30

Dorothy-Hewett-splash

W.H. Chong
Dorothy (Dorothy Hewett)
2011 Melbourne
copper plate etching
20.0 cm x 25.0 cm (plate)
edition of 20

Purchase one of Chong’s cover portraits and support ABR

Australian Book Review – to celebrate its fiftieth year – is offering a series of portrait prints of distinguished writers and cultural figures by the noted Australian artist-designer W.H. Chong. Throughout 2011, several ABR covers featured a superb original print – the perfect adornment for a personal library, and a fine gift for an admirer of the individual subjects. The series began in February, with Paul Kelly (now SOLD OUT), and continued with Dorothy Hewett, Patrick White, Julian Assange, and Kate Grenville, and David Malouf.

Each portrait is available exclusively from ABR. The unframed prints – presented in a limited edition – are signed, numbered and individually hand-coloured by Chong.

Each print is priced at $150 for ABR subscribers – $195 for non-subscribers. Postage and handling is an additional $15.

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W.H.-Chong

W.H. Chong and ABR

ABR readers are very familiar with Chong’s work. He has designed more than 600 book covers (many featuring his own artwork) over the last twenty years. He was the designer of ABR’s covers from 2001 to 2008. He also writes a highly popular culture blog for Crikey: Culture Mulcher.

Chong – a Patron and long-time supporter of the magazine – has generously waived any income from the series. Any profits will go to ABR to assist it in its publishing and programs.

In recent years Chong has turned to portrait drawing. In 2010 he chronicled the first year of the Wheeler Centre for Books, Ideas and Writing. You can see the drawings at http://www.flickr.com/photos/wheelercentresketchbook.

 

 

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Terms & Conditions

22 November 2010 Written by Nathan Morrow
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08 July 2010 Written by Amy Baillieu

Australian Book Review (founded in 1961) was revived in 1978. It is one of Australia’s longest-standing major cultural magazines, presenting high-quality journalism and new writing for the widest possible audience. It engages with all the arts, not just literature. It is diverse in terms of content, writers, and partners, and provides a needed forum for new Australian writers and reviewers. ABR is committed to raising the standard of cultural criticism in Australia.

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