Meanjin Vol 81, No 3
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Meanjin Vol 81, No 3

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eBook - ePub

Meanjin Vol 81, No 3

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About this book

In the September edition of Meanjin... The lead essay is a compelling piece from Kate Holden, looking at the great paradox of modern life: the many commonalities of human experience and our increasing isolation as atomised individuals... and this at a time when the most pressing, even existential, issues of the moment demand a collective response.Other essays include: Jennifer Mills on the sliding scale of literary dystopia…what's a writer of speculative fiction to do when the real world so quickly outpaces the world of dystopian imaginings?Bruce Pascoe on the lost white orchids of Melbourne.Lauren Rosewarne on the sexualisation of powerful men.Chelsea Watego on the subtext of rascism behind poor, and sometimes fatal, outcomes for Indigenous Australians in the health system.Jane Gilmore on why we talk about sexual assault when we mean rape.Plus: Jim Davidson, Osman Faruqi, Ouyang Yu, James Valentine, Mohammed Massoud Morsi and more.New fiction from: Jordan Prosser, Alex Sawyer, John Kinsella and Pip Smith. Plus reviews and poetry.

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Information

Publisher
Meanjin Digital
Year
2022
Print ISBN
9780522878509
eBook ISBN
9780522878516
Topic
Literature
Subtopic
Literary Essays
Index
Literature

Table of contents

  1. Cover
  2. Title
  3. Copyright
  4. Contents
  5. Editorial Jonathan Green
  6. National Accounts Amy Remeikis
  7. Cave Canem Lucy Sussex
  8. Here Lies Franklyn Hudson
  9. Whale Song Drew Rooke
  10. A Very Wise Disco Ball Kate Joy
  11. White Knuckles Daniel Reeders
  12. Shower Your Love With White Flowers Bruce Pascoe
  13. Australia In Three Books Dan Dixon
  14. A Tale Of Two Colonies Osman Faruqi
  15. Dystopia Creep Jennifer Mills
  16. Crawl, Crawl, Crawl To Daddy Lauren Rosewarne
  17. Thought Is Free Ouyang Yu
  18. Eleuterio Cabrera’S Beautiful Game Jordan Prosser
  19. Is It Just Me? Kate Holden
  20. Rape Is Rape Jane Gilmore
  21. 53.720°N, 2.004°W Marie O’Rourke and Daniel Juckes
  22. When Rabbits Scream Mohammed Massoud Morsi
  23. ‘I Catch The Pattern Of Your Silence’ Chelsea Watego, David Singh, George Newhouse, Helena Kajlich and Rick Hampson
  24. A Little, Late Alex Sawyer
  25. Wild Life Alicia Gadd-Carolan
  26. Twitching James Valentine
  27. Beset In Brisbane Jim Davidson
  28. What I’m Reading (In The Archives) Emma Sutherland
  29. Lessons From The Flesh Anne Rutherford
  30. Dating, Dying, And Digital Connection In Covid Alex Bevan
  31. Beam Of Light John Kinsella
  32. Riding The High Horse With Deborah Levy Anna Sublet
  33. Anecdotal Fiction Ned Hirst
  34. Freya Daly Sadgrove
  35. Deep Water Lauren Burns
  36. Against Hope Ben Brooker
  37. We Had Her On Top Of Us All The Time Pip Smith
  38. A Step Away From Them … Gareth Morgan
  39. Nostalgic Block Toby Fitch
  40. Ingat Mga Kapwa Lou Garcia-Dolnik
  41. On Banquets And Crumbs Rosalind Moran
  42. As Long As A Roll Of Fabric (It’s A Long Story) Nikki Lam
  43. Where Is Left For A Self To Go? Emily Meller
  44. Poetry contributors