Lives of the Australian undead Even if it be better for certain individuals to govern, they should be made only guardians and ministers of... By Chas Savage
A case for literary contamination What I am now is an interesting deformity. I am not Asian and never will be. Even if I... By Jane Camens
In the eye of the beholder I WOULD NOT call Pasay a slum. Calling or not calling Pasay City a slum would assume the ability... By Xavier Hennekinne
Decoyed by orthodoxy Veritee watches the familiar sight of one or other of her parents' backs as it disappears. Separately or together.... By Natalie Scott
A lasting sorrow AUSTRALIANS ARE EAGER to learn ever more about the Australian side of the Gallipoli conflict, but not the Turkish... By Laurie Hergenhan (dec.)
Back to the avantgarde EVERY PICTURE TELLS a story. Sometimes what happens around a picture can be as telling as the picture itself.... By Nicholas Jose
Living in a material world Winner, 2005 Victorian Premier’s Literary Awards, Alfred Deakin Prize for an Essay Advancing Public Debate This is not a comic-book... By Randa Abdel-Fattah
Book without bonking XIEZI (WEDGE) 001:[i] On the night of July 16, 2007, I received an email in Chinese from River, a... By Ouyang Yu
Location, location, location I WAS MORE tired than I'd ever been when the fleet of black Volkswagens arrived. We watched them pull... By Michael Wesley
Songs of childhood How do you make a terrorist? I can't pretend to know the definitive answer to that question, and I'm... By Nick Earls
Seeing and making the future IT IS PROBABLY just as well that we cannot see into the future; it would make the present even... By Julianne Schultz
The magic door to Judaism I GREW UP in a Jewish Orthodox family and my first memories of Kabbalah flow from my childhood in... By Lee Kofman