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May 2005, no. 271

May 2005, no. 271

Welcome to the May 2005 issue of Australian Book Review.

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Full Contents

Memoir

Playing with Water by Kate Llewellyn

Cultural Studies

Imagining Australia: Literature and culture in the new new world edited by Judith Ryan and Chris Wallace-Crabbe

Fiction

Alison Says by Suzanne Hawley

Fiction

Affection by Ian Townsend

Travel

A Month of Sundays by James O'Loghlin

Children's Non-Fiction

Money Smart Kids by Dianne Bates & Hoosh! Camels in Australia by Janeen Brian

Memoir

Who Says I Can't?: A Memoir by Catherine DeVrye

Politics

Islam and the West: Reflections from Australia edited by Shahram Akbarzadeh and Samina Yasmeen

International Studies

The Tragedy of the Middle East by Barry Rubin

Memoir

Father and Daughter by Muriel Mathers

Children's and Young Adult Fiction

Slaughterboy by Odo Hirsch

Fiction

The Stone Ship by Peter Raftos

Politics

Anti-Americanism edited by Andrew Ross and Kristen Ross

Indigenous Studies

RENE BAKER FILE #28/E.D.P. by Rene Powell and Bernadette Kennedy

Short Stories

Vincenzo's Garden by John Clanchy

Poetry

Punch On Punch Off by Geoff Goodfellow & Fontanelle by Andrew Lansdown

Fiction

The Marsh Birds by Eva Sallis