No. 18

EDITORIAL

• Brigid Mullane

COMMENTARY

• David Donaldson ‘Dirty Money: How Political Donations Undermine Our Democracy’
• Ambelin Kwaymullina ‘Edges, Centres and Futures: Reflections on Being an Indigenous Speculative-Fiction Writer’
• Tim Byrne ‘Rise of the Independents: The Rallying of Theatre in Melbourne’
• Annie Raser-Rowland ‘Creek Foraging: A Tribute to the Tenacity and Generosity of Weeds’
• Elizabeth Bryer ‘An Uneasy Alliance: Tools and Our Age-Old Fear of Being Murdered By Them’
• Luke Ryan ‘I Guess You’re Only as Sick as You Feel: A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to Chemo’
• Lee Kofman ‘Muses on Fire: On Literature and the People that Inspire It’
• Ashley Hay ‘The Other Railwayman: A Diagram of Disaster’

FICTION

• Ruby J Murray ‘After the Fires’
• Jesse Ball ‘Silence Once Begun’

INTERVIEW

• Bethanie Blanchard in conversation with Gary Shteyngart
  

REVIEWS

• Caroline Hamilton ‘The Uncomfortable Art of Influence: Hilton Als’ White Girls and Cultural Appropriation’
• Briohny Doyle ‘New to the Yabba: Into the Aussie Badlands’
• Danielle Binks ‘We Read to Know We Are Not Alone: Examining the Lack of LGBTQI Characters in Young Adult Fiction’