May 2009, no. 311

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May 2009, no. 311

Full Contents

Ransom by David Malouf

Reunion by Andrea Goldsmith

Anna Ryan-Punch reviews four children's books

Turtle by Gary Bryson

The Book of Emmett by Deborah Forster

Red Dress Walking by S.A. Jones

'Bushfire Elegy' a poem by Joel Deane

'Uncommitted Annotation' a poem by Peter Porter

'say ...' a poem by Michael Farrell

Letters - May 2009

Advances - May 2009

'‘In for “Higher Art” I’d Go’' At the National Portrait Gallery' by Humphrey McQueen

'The Bard’s the Bard for a’ that: Robert Burns in Australia' by Graham Tulloch

'Revisiting Xavier Herbert’s Capricornia' by Elizabeth Webby

The Uses of Digital Literacy by John Hartley

'A Lawson for our times' by Brian Matthews

The Summer Exercises by Ross Gibson

The Best Australian Political Writing 2009 edited by Eric Beecher

The Red Highway by Nicolas Rothwell

The Cambridge Introduction to Shakespeare’s Comedies by Penny Gay

The Golden Journey: Japanese art from Australian collections by James Bennett and Amy Reigle Newland

The Bible and The People by Lori Anne Ferrell

The Complete Poems of T.H. Jones edited by Don Dale-Jones and P. Bernard Jones

Innocent Abroad: An intimate account of American peace diplomacy in the Middle East by Martin Indyk

Hey Mum, what’s a half-caste? by Lorraine McGee-Sippel

Evolution in the Antipodes: Charles Darwin and Australia by Tom Frame

Dostoevsky: Language, Faith and Fiction by Rowan Williams

Books As History: The importance of books beyond their texts by David Pearson

Better Than God by Peter Porter

Arthur Miller by Christopher Bigsby

Waiting Room: A memoir by Gabrielle Carey

Treasure Hunt

Tashi and the Phoenix by by Anna and Barbara Fienberg