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THE EVIDENCE IS clear. The way we are living is not sustainable. In fact, I believe it does not...

By Ian Lowe

OUT FROM THE shoreline of Brisbane lies a scattering of islands. Each particular, each with a feeling of its...

By Pat Hoffie

TRAGIC OR COMIC, feathered or jewelled, Harlequin or Pierrot, all fiction is a masquerade.We writers adopt disguises: we flirt,...

By Jay Griffiths

BELEM IS THE name of the delicious egg tarts, pastéis de Belém, from a cake shop in the barrio...

By Barbara Brooks

I'M AN ISLOMANIAC. As Lawrence Durrell says, coining the term in his 1953 book Reflections on a Marine Venus...

By Laurie Brinklow

IM Emily Kame Kngwarreye Outrageous, the flag of beautyas day revolves to night, a skythick with stars that fall like...

By WH Chong

COME SIT UPON Munibung Hill with me. When I was a kid we called it Hawkins Hill after the...

By Andrew Belk

i dream of islands, glass-bottom boats, waters clearand safe as houses before they're bombedfish scales, slippery as yesterday's newsi...

Rottnest Island (Wadjemup) – 32°S 115°31'E – 18 km off shore – Western Australia AUTUMN rough serious blue seapale sky, pale...

What was he thinking of, coming here?A new world? A rich initiativeFor a young body raised in an old...

By Thomas Shapcott

In this special, festive edition of our summer-reading program, Griffith Review returns to 'Post-nuclear', Benjamin Law's brief and moving...

By Benjamin Law

A THIRD-GENERATION Asia-born waiguoren – foreigner – I lived until I was eight in Peking, and remember my father...