Introducing Overland 233

Introducing Overland 232

Introducing winter Overland

Seventy years of the Nakba

Editorial

Editorial

The anniversary of October 1917

Australia’s modern-day mask

Editorial #226

Overland 225: Summer 2016

Victoria University Short Story Prize: judges’ report

Overland’s 224th issue

Read this!

Editorial

The fight for funding

We, a nation of torturers

Editorial

Victoria University Short Story Prize: judges’ report

Overland 221

On New Matilda and independent left-wing media

The real racket

Editorial

Editorial

Serial without grain

Jellyfish

Notes from the Pay the Writers meeting

Hard for the money

Tell him he’s dreaming: Geoff Shaw and abortion

Editorial

Against forgetting

‘Yes, you lied to me all these years’

All those women

Writers and repression in Sri Lanka

When is a dongle just a dongle?

The war in Queensland

The terrorism lurk

‘My vagina, my rules’

Reclaiming the night

The Church’s new flavour

‘Prison is Russia in miniature’

Issue 207.5: winter fiction

The unequivocal line between fact and fiction

After El Salvador

Where are the shows about neurotic Black women?

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Editorial

Overland Occupy – an online special

Editorial

Issue Occupy

Occupied

Ron Paul: next president or protofascist?

Occupy Melbourne: eviction

How to tell if you are the red herring

Shame.

Justice is AWOL

The Hicks petition

The only track on my iPod*

LOL Bolt and free speech

Meanland: Marshall McLuhan is stalking me from beyond the grave

NFZs and other benevolent interventions

International Women’s Day: thoughts from the frontline

Islamophobia revives anti-Semitism

Meanland: In the future, they'll be called ‘book deletings’

Meanland: On participatory revolution

Re Readings, Bookish and other people who love ebooks

The proof is in the chalk

‘So what are the differences between Tunisia and Egypt?’

I’m not saying Glenn Milne’s a liar…

Supporting Assange ≠ condoning rape.

The world according to Meanland: the top ten things we covered this year (in no particular order)

Issue 201

Editorial

Meanland: Abandoning print

Meanland: You will read ebooks. Maybe. One day.

Meanland: Publish Your Self

Meanland: These people have something to tell you

The best thing on the internet by far

Meanland: On ‘anonymous’ sources

Meanland: Putting the community back in culture (and not a moment too soon)

Meanland: Regarding the very modern ebook machine thing

Hip hop in the Wild West

Overland editors speak out

Meanland – ‘No thanks, I’ve seen an old issue at the library’: on the responsibility of the reader for the decline of publishing

Remembering Tony Abbott

Thinking about democracy

The democratisation of publishing (and a bit of Clay Shirky for good measure)

Meanland extract – Amazon and that old fudging figures manoeuvre

On Manning, Lamo, WikiLeaks, Greenwald, new media and old journalism

A response to harvest

Finding Clarke and Dawe

Meanland extract – At the mercy of our instruments

Meanland extract – On Wholphin, and other things McSweeney

The incalculable cultural significance of The Library

Et tu, Gillard?

Meanland extract – The great paywall of Murdoch

Israel, film festivals and the BDS

Meanland extract – The iPad: tool of revolution or contrivance of capitalism?

Meanland extract – What is it that makes the web so amazing?

Meanland extract – Poetry, gaming, science and more: reading in a time of technology

What your atheism costs you

Meanland extract – There are some people not on Twitter (a post for the modern-day luddite)

On Deveny’s dismissal: you’ve tapped into the wrong outrage

Meanland extract – An argument for long form

When the revolution comes

Meanland extract: Numbers, numbers and more numbers – online stats, blogging stats, twitter stats, reading stats, etcetera

Sick of arguing with white dudes on the Internet

Meanland extract – So you’re writing a blog post?

Meanland extract – The Google Reader will creep up and steal all your spare reading/writing time in the blink of an eye

Meanland extract – You are not reading enough

Meanland extract – The lowdown on the eReader

On the [il]legality of drone attacks

Meanland extract – SXSW: forecasting how we will read, write and create

The Monday review – all out of words

105 000 tattoos

The Monday review - write what you think when you think about Afghanistan

The Monday review – people are animals

The Monday review – the simple art of murder

Convicted on fanaticism

Aboriginal Control of Aboriginal Affairs

There’s no censorship here

New law requires women to name baby and paint nursery before getting abortion

How blogging and hip-hop are undermining the US military from within

This is what a war crime looks like

‘Yo comments are whack’

‘Who cares about gender at a time like this?’

And while we’re on the topic of Haiti