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Published in Overland Issue The 2017 Oodgeroo Noonuccal Poetry Prize ·

About the prize

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Established in 2016, Queensland Poetry Festival’s Oodgeroo Noonuccal Indigenous Poetry Prize is Australia’s first open-age Indigenous poetry prize, awarded to an unpublished poem.

Published in Overland Issue 226 Autumn 2017 ·

Issue 226

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REGULARS EDITORIAL 2 GIOVANNI TISO 11 ALISON CROGGON 26 MEL CAMPBELL 35 NATALIE HARKIN 51 CONTRIBUTORS 94 FEATURES AMY THOMAS 3 IT IS STILL THE BALANDA WAY The war on Indigenous languages CJ CHANCO 13 ‘LAW AND ORDER’ Populism in the Philippines ANGUS REOCH 20 ALL WORLDS DIE Against apocalyptic despair RAMON GLAZOV 40 […]

Published in Overland Issue 225 Summer 2016 ·

Issue 225

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REGULARS Editorial Natalie Harkin giovanni tiso mel campbell alison croggon Contributors FEATURES jason wilson the new patriotism Trumpism beyond Trump vashti kenway no pasarán! Fighting Australia’s Far Right Claire Parfitt & Kirsty McCully the state of the working class Debt and precarity Jeanine Leane other peoples’ stories When is writing cultural appropriation? […]

Published in Overland Issue 222 Autumn 2016 ·

Issue 222

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REGULARS Editorial – Jacinda Woodhead Vane Lindesay On John McLaren Mel Campbell Natalie Harkin Giovanni Tiso Alison Croggon FEATURES Ben Brooker Production lines of flesh and bone Meat-eating and the left Stephanie Convery Get your hands off my sister Rape and feminist justice Antony Loewenstein After independence South Sudan five years on Maxine Beneba Clarke […]

15 June 201015 June 2010 · Main Posts

The 2009 Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize – judging the winners

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The 2009 Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize for New and Emerging Poets saw a staggering 925 entries. Keri Glastonbury, Overland’s poetry editor and judge, discusses in her report what she admired in the winning entries and touches upon notions of the academicisation of poetry and the state of the emerging poetry scene: Networked communities The […]

11 June 201015 June 2010 · Main Posts

Giving writers a voice
– a Barry Scott investigation

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In 2009, Barry Scott, Transit Lounge publisher, received a CAL grant to investigate the American independent publishing scene. In his Overland essay, Barry shares his research – from Chin Music Press to McSweeney’s – and reflects on what that independent spirit could mean for Australian publishing: During 2009 I was the fortunate recipient of a […]

10 June 201015 June 2010 · Main Posts

Twitter discussion with Tad Tietze about the Greens and social democracy

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Because you support independent media and are thus a subscriber to Overland, you’ve no doubt already read Tad Tietze’s provocative article from the latest edition on the past, present and future of the Australian Greens. In case you haven’t, the essay is now online. Tad’s thesis has already occasioned much debate over at Larvatus Prodeo. […]

9 June 201016 June 2010 · Main Posts

Maxine Beneba Clarke on Australia’s unexamined racism

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In her essay, ‘White Australia has a blackface history’, Maxine Clarke looks at the past, present and personal of blackface in Australia: 8 October 2009 The woman across the aisle from me on the train was reading a newspaper. She squinted at the picture on the cover, chuckling to herself. I leaned over to see […]

8 June 20108 June 2010 · Main Posts

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Overland is one of Australia’s oldest and most prestigious national literary journals. In over fifty years of continuous publication, it has published many of Australia’s major writers and thinkers, from Peter Carey, Patrick White and Christina Stead, to Christos Tsiolkas, Amanda Lohrey and Nam Le. As it approaches its historic two hundredth edition, Overland is […]

1 June 201016 June 2010 · Main Posts

Overland extract – Cate Kennedy is ‘Driven to distraction’

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In Overland 199, Cate Kennedy examines how the constant stimulus of the internet is affecting our writing lives: I seem to have reached an impasse with the great majority of my friends, relatives, colleagues and associates – a point that sees us veering steadily in two diametrically opposed directions. The source of our dissension is […]

15 February 201015 February 2010 · Main Posts

So what’s really happening in Greece?

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Guest post by Guy Rundle Down Stadiou Street the march turned, from Syntagma (Constitution) Square, in the centre of Athens. There were about five to ten thousand, young and old, workers and students, and a thousand banners and flags, most bearing the phrase Γ Γ .ΓŒΓ… (militant worker army). Headed to Omonia, near Exarchia and […]

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30 November 20099 March 2012 · Main Posts

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Overland’s first ebook, Women’s Work, stories by emerging writers. Buy it now!

29 September 200929 September 2009 · Main Posts

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15 January 200915 January 2009 · Main Posts

Little Hoodlum: Keri Glastonbury on Dorothy Porter

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Jean-Luc Nancy, in his book The Inoperative Community, argues that ‘community is revealed in the death of others’. This is community in a more ineffable sense, the way I like to think of myself in terms of feeling part of a poetic community: perhaps the kind of poetic community that, as Dorothy Porter wrote, ‘is […]

9 December 20089 December 2008 · Main Posts

lists for 2008

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For some reason, the production of ‘best of’ lists seems to start earlier in the USA than Australia. Both the New York Times and Salon have given their top tens for 2008, which are duly listed below. The NYT list goes like this: FICTION DANGEROUS LAUGHTER: Thirteen Stories By Steven Millhauser. MERCY By Toni Morrison. […]

8 December 20088 December 2008 · Main Posts

paradise anthology launch

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There’s more information — including guidelines and the list of seven new libraries where events will be held next year – at www.paradiseanthology.com.

4 December 20085 December 2008 · Main Posts

The rest of Overland 193 online

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The remainder of Overland 193 is now available online. In ‘“Eyewitness” in a slouch hat’, Kevin Foster explores the woeful media coverage of the war in Afghanistan: If, in December 2007, Richard Tanter could question, ‘Why are we in Afghanistan?’, it seems more pertinent now to ask, what’s happening there and why do we know […]

1 December 20084 December 2008 · Main Posts

We wuz robbed: Overland loses cup to Meanjin

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On Sunday, Overland and Meanjin held a joint Christmas party in Melbourne’s Edinburgh gardens, an event that also revived the two journal’s half-century old sporting revival. Fittingly enough, Chris Wallace-Crabb (pictured here with Overland‘s John McLaren), who opened the batting at the first Overland–Meanjin cricket test, took to the field for the first Overland–Meanjin soccer […]

28 November 20084 December 2008 · Main Posts

Activism is not a crime, so why the snooping?

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From Crikey: Jeff Sparrow writes: The Age this week continued what seems to be an irregular series on the Victoria Police’s covert intelligence operations: The internet communications and websites of anti-war campaigners, environmentalists, animal rights activists and other protest groups are being secretly monitored by state and federal agencies. A Melbourne private intelligence firm specialising […]

28 November 20081 December 2008 · Main Posts

Walkley Awards

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The full results of the Walkley Awards for Excellence in Journalism are available here. Congrulations in particular to Stephen Dupont, whose work features on the cover of Overland 193, for winning the news photography section with a photo entitled ‘Afghanistan — A Suicide Bombing’. Don Watson won the Walkley Award for Best Non-fiction Book for […]

27 November 200827 November 2008 · Main Posts

seven per cent

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Some weeks back, a list of members to the neo-fascist group the British National Party leaked to the media. The British National Party has lost its membership list – the whole thing has been published online. The list includes names, addresses, phone numbers and email addresses of all members up to September 2008. It also includes […]

26 November 2008 · Main Posts

Overland 193 poetry

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All the poetry published in Overland 193 is now available online. That’s ‘Sunbathing‘ by David Prater, ‘A vanishing city‘ and ‘This is the Hikari Super Express’ by Sarah-Jane Norman, ‘We Watched the Waves‘ and ‘Cherry Blossom’ by Aden Rolfe, ‘Half Life‘ by Joel Scott, ‘High Tea with The Muse‘ and ‘Textiles Exhibition‘ by Ivy Ireland, ‘i took the hand of a preacherman‘ […]

25 November 2008 · Main Posts

Kruddiversary: the post-belief PM

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From Crikey: Jeff Sparrow, editor of Overland writes: In Victoria, where the Education Revolution has skipped straight past the Five Year Plan and settled into the Great Purges (Victoria University, for instance, will sack an unprecedented twenty-five per cent of its staff in the next few weeks), you might expect academics to have something to […]

24 November 200825 November 2008 · Main Posts

on anarchism: John Kinsella interviewed by Tracy Ryan

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John Kinsella is the author of more than thirty books. His many prizes and awards include the Grace Leven Poetry Prize, the John Bray Award for Poetry from the Adelaide Festival, the Age Poetry Book of the Year Award, the WA Premier’s Book Award for Poetry (three times), a Young Australian Creative Fellowship and senior […]

21 November 200821 November 2008 · Main Posts

Antony Loewenstein′s Overland lecture online

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The full text of Antony Loewenstein′s lecture from the new edition of Overland is now available online. You can read it here. 0 0 0

20 November 200820 November 2008 · Main Posts

Overland 193
launched

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Overland 193 is now out, officially launched last night with a conversation between Antony Loewenstein and Christos Tsiolkas. The full contents will come online over the next weeks. In the interim, you can access Alexis Wright’s important essay on Oodgeroo and the state of Indigenous Australia today, and economist Frank Stilwell’s critique of market-based solutions […]

18 November 2008 · Main Posts

Clive Hamilton and Australian intellectual life

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Clive Hamilton’s speech from the Walkley Short List announcement has been reprinted at New Matilda. Here’s a snippet: Non-fiction is going through a renaissance in Australia, particularly books of social and political commentary and analysis. The resurgence of non-fiction is Australian society reflecting on itself and has served as an antidote to the complacency that […]

17 November 200818 November 2008 · Main Posts

Summer read

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From the website of the State Library of Victoria: 14 November 2008 – 28 February 2009 A good book is essential equipment for summer, whether you’re at the beach, in the bush or in your own backyard. That’s why we’ve put together a selection of great reads for the 2008 Summer Read program. The list […]

14 November 200814 November 2008 · Main Posts

Mamdouh Habib on his new book

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Hear Mamdouh Habib talk about his new book, My Story: the Tale of a Terrorist Who Wasn’t, with co-author Julia Collingwood and Australian Red Cross Professor of International Humanitarian Law Tim McCormack − 6 pm Tuesday 18 November at Melbourne University Law School, 185 Pelham St Carlton. RSVP: (03) 9349 5955 or marketing@scribepub.com.au.

13 November 2008 · Main Posts

What’s the matter with Australian film?

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Over at the Australian, there’s a report that the new president of the Screen Producers Association of Australia, Antony Ginnane, has said Australian films are ‘in the main, dark depressing bleak pieces that are the cultural equivalent of ethnic cleansing’. Ginnane continues: ‘Nobody goes to see them. If they premiered most of the Australian movies […]

13 November 200814 November 2008 · Main Posts

book launch: True Thoughts

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Former Overland poetry editor Pam Brown launches her new book True Thoughts. True Thoughts follows the success of Pam Brown’s last major collection Dear Deliriaawarded the NSW Premier’s Prize for Poetry in 2004. True Thoughts includes poems of sharply delineated streetscapes, imagined havens, distant places, encounters with friends, ideas, history, and a kind of fragmented […]

12 November 200813 November 2008 · Main Posts

‘OURS IS IN COLOR’: THE NEW LEFT OF THE SIXTIES, FORTY YEARS ON

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Raewyn Connell on nineteen sixty-eight and all that. What was the moment? Nineteen sixty-eight – in everyone’s memory the political peak of the sixties – was the year the Institutional Revolutionary Party government shot down a student demonstration in Tlatelolco Square, in the lead-up to the Mexico City Olympic Games, leaving between 100 and 300 […]

12 November 2008 · Main Posts

Walkley non-fiction book award finalists

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From the Walkley press release: The Walkley Award for Best Non-Fiction Book celebrates excellence in non-fiction literature and long-form journalism. This year there were 72 entries ranging from true crime and war reporting to biographies and investigative journalism. The Walkley Awards are Australia’s most prestigious awards for journalism, ranging across print, online, TV, radio and […]

10 November 200810 November 2008 · Main Posts

Antony Loewenstein on internet censorship

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Overland presents Antony Loewenstein with Christos Tsiolkas on Wednesday 19 November 2008, 6.30 pm for the launch of Overland 193 and a conversation about oil, war and the responsibility of public intellectuals. More details here. Antony also has a piece in today’s Age on the Rudd government’s attitude to the internet: BEFORE this year’s Beijing Olympic Games, Prime […]

10 November 200811 November 2008 · Uncategorized

The Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize is now closed

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Entry to the Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize for New and Emerging Poets, sponsored by the Malcolm Robertson Foundation, is now closed. Thank you to all the poets who have sent in work. Winners will be announced in Overland 194, March 2009 and posted on this site.

8 November 2008 · Main Posts

Waleed Aly on the US election

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Waleed Aly will talk about the US election result on Tuesday 18 November 2008, from 6 to 7 pm, at the Castan Centre for Human Rights Law (Monash University Law Chambers, 472 Bourke Street, Melbourne). Light refreshments from 7 pm (rsvp to castan.centre@law.monash.edu.au or tel 9905 3327).

8 November 2008 · Main Posts

Australian Society of Authors on parallel importation

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Press release from the ASA: Parallel importation: Authors are angry — Press ReleaseAuthors are angry The Australian Society of Authors (ASA) is extremely disappointed that the terms of reference for the Productivity Commission inquiry into parallel importation provisions for books lack any cultural component. The ASA has previously made submissions to the Productivity Commission for […]

7 November 20087 November 2008 · Main Posts

Northern Notes Writers Festival

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Northern Notes Writers Festival, sponsored by NMIT November 7 – 16 2008 REVEL IN WRITING: workshops, book launches, readings, author talks, panel discussions, competitions and a weekend book market. Event Guide Friday 7 November: Northcote Town Hall 7.30pm OPENING NIGHT 8.00pm VOICEPRINTS 08 PART 1 Saturday 8 November: Northcote Town Hall 1.00-8.00pm […]

6 November 20086 November 2008 · Main Posts

poem | Tom Clark

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A determination For Justice Frank Vincent AO QC and the Victoria University Council It must now be near that time of culmination: a subdued group walks along the dolorous path, a prison-aisle. They are going away, the chaplain says, and praises their civility as they quietly pass. From behind every single cell door like a […]

5 November 20086 November 2008 · Main Posts

poem | Maxine Clarke

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his kind of gospel might not be sopho aristophilosophy this man might not be dream in baritone like king or dangerous like us black folk all kind of thought malcolm was but never said he might not bring healthcare world peace race peace education unpoverty a revolution to his country this country the world anyone […]

4 November 2008 · Main Posts

Newstead Short Story Tattoo

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This from Neil Boyack, via SPUNC: Just thought I’d give you an update regarding the only short story festival in Australia, The Newstead Short Story Tattoo. This is an event that will celebrate the short story in many of it’s forms, and it will be held in Newstead, Victoria during May 2009. I am looking […]

4 November 20085 November 2008 · Main Posts

new SPUNC catalogue

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Overland is a member of SPUNC, the Small Press Underground Networking Community. SPUNC describes itself as follows: SPUNC exists to advance the interests of the Australian small and independent publishing sector, and to facilitate cooperation between members of that sector. SPUNC intends to work towards achieving the following goals: To network and support the efforts […]

3 November 20085 November 2008 · Main Posts

Barrett Reid Award for Poetry

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With the deadline for the Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize for Emerging Writers looming, here’s an announcement about the results of another poetry award. It is with great pleasure that the Trustees of the Barrett Reid Bequest, Richard Haese and Richard Llewellyn, announce that the inaugural Barrett Reid Award for Poetry of $5,000 has been […]

1 November 20081 November 2008 · Main Posts

Overland 54

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Overland 54 was a special edition dedicated solely to poetry about the Vietnam war. Part of the introduction ran as follows: The Australian presence in Vietnam was born in deceit. It was a shabby attempt to buy insurance concealed behind a smokescreen of cold war rhetoric. The purpose was not to protect South Vietnam; it […]

1 November 2008 · Main Posts

blog links

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We’re trying to update the blog roll on the new site. At the moment, it’s just been cut and pasted from the old home page. If you think your site should be added to the links, please let us know.

30 October 200830 October 2008 · Main Posts

miscellaneous items

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Another reminder about the Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize for New and Emerging Poets, sponsored by the Malcolm Robertson Foundation. Applications are closing very soon, so if you intend to enter, click here ASAP. The conversation between Antony Loewenstein and Christos Tsiolkas with which Overland 193 will be launched promises to be an exciting event, […]

29 October 200829 October 2008 · Main Posts

radical SF

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China Miéville’s selection of radical SF titles has been kicking around the intertubes for years but it’s still worth reposting, both because it’s a great introduction to some fantastic books, and because it provides an excuse to link to Rjurik Davidson’s interview with China and Kim Stanley Robinson in Overland 188. That issue also contains […]

28 October 200828 October 2008 · Main Posts

ABC takes Axe to Radio National

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From Friends of the ABC: ABC Cuts to Radio National Radio National plans cuts to 10 programs. Specialist programs gone in 2009 will be: The Media Report, The Religion Report, The Sports Factor, Radio Eye, The Ark, In Conversation, Street Stories and Perspective. Short Story will rely more on repeats from the past. Australia Talks […]

25 October 200825 October 2008 · Main Posts

Review of Overland 192

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A nice review of Overland 192 at Angela Meyer’s Literary Minded, a recent addition to Crikey’s growing empire of blogs. The guts of it are below, with links added to the relevant pieces. Bookmark Literary Minded here. Overland is an Australian literary journal that has been around for over fifty years. It claims to be […]

22 October 20082 October 2009 · Main Posts

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Overland Overloaded From 1 September to 15 September 2009, the Overland blogsite was crashed by poetry. You can see some of the highlights archived here, here, here, here, here, here and here. Why should I subscribe to Overland? Where can I buy Overland? How can I write for Overland?

21 October 200821 October 2008 · Main Posts

Welcome to the new Overland website

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This is the new website for Overland, Australia’s radical literary magazine. You can now subscribe and renew your subscription online, sign up for an Overland e-bulletin or join in the discussion forum. You can also read all the content from the latest edition (including the controversial debate between Ken Gelder and Peter Craven), as well […]

14 October 200821 October 2008 · Main Posts

3CR Seeds of dissent 2009! calendar

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If you’re planning to buy Christmas presents for any of your leftie friends this year, have a look at the 3CR Seeds of dissent 2009! calendar. It combines radical poster art with significant dates in Australian politics, from Invasion day to Speak Like A Pirate day. All proceeds go towards keeping community radio on the […]

14 October 200823 October 2008 · Main Posts

Poetry Idol 2009

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This is announcement from Michael Crane, the well-known Melbourne poet: The Paradise Anthology presents Poetry Idol 2009. First prize $2000 plus 2 x $500 runner ups with the finalists to perform at the 2009 Age Melbourne Writers Festival. All heat winners will be published in the Paradise Anthology – go to www.paradiseanthology.com. Come to the […]

14 October 200814 October 2008 · Main Posts

GOP’s scary anti-Obama nuts unleashed

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From Crikey: 11 . GOP’s scary anti-Obama nuts unleashed Jeff Sparrow, editor of Overland writes: It is a toss-up which is scarier: the clips in which John McCain allows his supporters to shout “Terrorist!” and “Kill him!” at Barack Obama or the clips in which he tries to calm them. In the former, you see […]

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Published in Overland Issue 188 Spring 2007 · Uncategorized

Issue 188

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OVERLAND 188 spring 2007 ISBN 978-0-9775171-5-2published 20 September 2007 The possibility of a different life, the alternative reality of terrorism studies, two SF greats interviewed, new Australian speculative fiction stories. Contents Editorial Kalinda Ashton – Against Reality Overland Lecture John Harms – All Is Not What It Seems Features Katherine Wilson – Guns, Guards and […]

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Why should I subscribe to Overland?

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Overland publishes the finest Australian writing – but with a twist. As the nation’s only explicitly progressive literary journal, Overland presents voices from outside the polite political consensus, making arguments you won’t read anywhere else. If you like your culture shaken and stirred, subscribe to Overland and for about the cost of a new novel, […]

2 October 20083 October 2008 · Main Posts

From today’s Crikey:

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Jeff Sparrow, editor of Overland writes: In his The Great Derangement, the American journalist Matt Taibbi embeds first with evangelical Christians and then with a gaggle of 9/11 Truthers. It’s worth the book’s cover price for the scene in which, asked by a demon expelling-pastor to recount a childhood trauma, Taibbi goes blank and confesses, […]

1 October 20083 October 2008 · Main Posts

From previous Crikey:

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This afternoon, President Bush will address Americans and urge them to support his gazillion dollar economic bailout. It’s a strange decision. The latest survey shows that nineteen per cent of Americans approve of Bush’s efforts as president. On economic management, the figure drops to seventeen per cent. To put that in perspective, eighteen per cent […]

4 September 2008 · Main Posts

Welcome to our new site

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Welcome to the new Overland website. Over the coming weeks, we’ll be putting up lots of new and historical content. In the meantime, we invite you to sign up for the newsletter list and join in the new discussion forum.

27 August 20089 November 2011 · Main Posts

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About the prize

Issue 226

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The 2009 Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize – judging the winners

Giving writers a voice – a Barry Scott investigation

Twitter discussion with Tad Tietze about the Greens and social democracy

Maxine Beneba Clarke on Australia’s unexamined racism

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Overland extract – Cate Kennedy is ‘Driven to distraction’

So what’s really happening in Greece?

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Little Hoodlum: Keri Glastonbury on Dorothy Porter

lists for 2008

paradise anthology launch

The rest of Overland 193 online

We wuz robbed: Overland loses cup to Meanjin

Activism is not a crime, so why the snooping?

Walkley Awards

seven per cent

Overland 193 poetry

Kruddiversary: the post-belief PM

on anarchism: John Kinsella interviewed by Tracy Ryan

Antony Loewenstein′s Overland lecture online

Overland 193 launched

Clive Hamilton and Australian intellectual life

Summer read

Mamdouh Habib on his new book

What’s the matter with Australian film?

book launch: True Thoughts

‘OURS IS IN COLOR’: THE NEW LEFT OF THE SIXTIES, FORTY YEARS ON

Walkley non-fiction book award finalists

Antony Loewenstein on internet censorship

The Overland Judith Wright Poetry Prize is now closed

Waleed Aly on the US election

Australian Society of Authors on parallel importation

Northern Notes Writers Festival

poem | Tom Clark

poem | Maxine Clarke

Newstead Short Story Tattoo

new SPUNC catalogue

Barrett Reid Award for Poetry

Overland 54

blog links

miscellaneous items

radical SF

ABC takes Axe to Radio National

Review of Overland 192

Welcome to the new Overland website

3CR Seeds of dissent 2009! calendar

Poetry Idol 2009

GOP’s scary anti-Obama nuts unleashed

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