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FOR A MOMENT he doesn't recognise me. He stares at me, rheumy-eyed, then breaks into a smile.'Very nice,' he...

By Brian Geach

TWO MONTHS BEFORE my husband, John, died of secondary bone cancer, I asked him if it would be all...

By Virginia Lloyd

THE SYNAGOGUE WAS still there: an inconspicuous brick building in a poor part of Shanghai where tower blocks had...

By Carolijn Visser

IF I AM to write the true history of the Circus, I must start by telling you how my...

By David Carlin

'ARE YOU GOING? If he wins, are we going?' It was October 2008, a month before the presidential election,...

By Melody L Fuller

Selected for The Best Australian Essays 2011 I TRIED NOT to jump to conclusions. I remembered Oklahoma – those few...

By Shakira Hussein

I SPENT THE first of my teenage years living in the grounds of an approved school, a place that...

By Andrew O’Hagan

FOR A LONG time I could not make up my mind where and when to start my story, but...

By Anna Dorrington

CIGAR BOXES ARE elegant and prettily made small objects, more common once than they are now. They are made...

By Marion Halligan

WHEN I READ Georgia Blain's memoir, Births Deaths Marriages (Random House, 2008), I was struck by the cover of...

By Debra Adelaide

MY PAST HAS not quite perished, nor would I want it to. The events described in my second memoir,...

By Kate Holden

MY PSYCHIATRIST IS this pert petite pixie. Excuse me: when I'm manic, and I am manic at the moment,...

By Rebecca Epstein

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