Issue 199

199 cover-web

winter 2010

ISBN 978-0-9805346-6-5
published 29 May 2010
Book pirates, the pros and cons of the Greens, Paul Kelly’s insider histories, Cate Kennedy on disconnecting for creativity, and much more.

Contents

Regulars

Rjurik Davidson − Editorial

Correspondence

Towards 200:  Sean Scalmer and Jackie Dickenson − The march of the insider

CAL—Art and Life:  Zanny Begg − I don’t know much about revolution but I know what I like *

Meanland: Emmett Stinson − The pirate code

Essays

Cate Kennedy − Driven to distraction

Michael Hyde − Getting out of the boat

Tad Tietze − The Greens, the crisis and the Left

Thomas Caldwell − Some of the finest films

Seb Prowse − Political treasures

Andrew McCann − The eventfulness of Roberto Bolaño

John McLaren − The forest and its undergrowth

Maxine Clarke − White Australia has a blackface history (online only)

Barry Scott − Giving writers a voice (online only)

Poetry Prize

Keri Glastonbury − Networked communities

Derek Motion − forest hill

Duncan Hose − SOUTHWEST |  lyrebird

Fiction

Carmel Bird − Waiting for the green man

A S Patric − Beckett & Son

Reviews

Pam Brown − Villain, Views of the Hudson, Beautiful Waste, Wimmera

Tom Clark − Bendable Learnings

Poetry

Cameron Fuller − There’s a bomb on this train of thought

Sue Watson − Brush turkey’s

J K Murphy − Valley gutter

John Kinsella − Resurrection Plants at Nookaminnie Rock

π.o. − Gerry Gee / Ron Blaskett

Adam Ford − Salt

Josephine Rowe − The Man Who Shot Lions

Amanda Surrey − the great ocean road

Cover

Zanny Begg

cf_logo_mono-copy * Supported by Copyright Agency Limited Cultural Fund

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