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Issue - winter 2010

Book pirates, the pros and cons of the Greens, Paul Kelly’s insider histories, raising funds for the NLF, Cate Kennedy on disconnecting for creativity, and much more.
OVERLAND 199
ISBN 978-0-9805346-6-5

Contents

Regulars

Rjurik Davidson − Editorial

Correspondence

Towards 200:  Sean Scalmer and Jackie Dickenson − The march of the insider

CAL—Art and Life:  Zanny Begg − I don’t know much about revolution but I know what I like *

Meanland: Emmett Stinson − The pirate code

Essays

Cate Kennedy − Driven to distraction

Michael Hyde − Getting out of the boat

Tad Tietze − The Greens, the crisis and the Left

Thomas Caldwell − Some of the finest films

Seb Prowse − Political treasures

Andrew McCann − The eventfulness of Roberto Bolaño

John McLaren − The forest and its undergrowth

Maxine Clarke − White Australia has a blackface history (online only)

Barry Scott − Giving writers a voice (online only)

Poetry Prize

Keri Glastonbury − Networked communities

Derek Motion − forest hill

Duncan Hose − SOUTHWEST |  lyrebird

Fiction

Carmel Bird − Waiting for the green man

A S Patric − Beckett & Son

Reviews

Pam Brown − Villain, Views of the Hudson, Beautiful Waste, Wimmera

Tom Clark − Bendable Learnings

Poetry

Cameron Fuller − There’s a bomb on this train of thought

Sue Watson − Brush turkey’s

J K Murphy − Valley gutter

John Kinsella − Resurrection Plants at Nookaminnie Rock

π.o. − Gerry Gee / Ron Blaskett

Adam Ford − Salt

Josephine Rowe − The Man Who Shot Lions

Amanda Surrey − the great ocean road

Cover

Zanny Begg

*Supported by Copyright Agency Limited Cultural Fundcf_logo_mono-copy

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