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Maurilia Meehan

Fury by Maurilia Meehan

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June 1993, no. 151
Carmel Bird reviews 'Fury' by Maurilia Meehan

Metempsychosis is the transmigration of a soul at death into the body of another being. The plot of this novel turns neatly on an incident of metempsychosis. I don’t wish to explain what happens, because one of the charms of the book lies in that moment, and readers must be free to enjoy it.

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Letters

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February–March 1998, no. 198

From Denis Altman

Dear Editor,

I suspect I’m the ‘(male) baby boomer academic who should have known better’ referred to by Delia Falconer in her piece in the Gangland symposium (ABR, November 1997).

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