OUR NEXT ISSUE

Vol. 67, no. 3, 2008

In the September edition of Meanjin Georgia Blain talks about life-writing, Joseph Person considers Don Watson’s American Journeys in light of the American primaries; Tony Macris describes his young son’s descent into autism; Lynne Spender sets out the arguments for the copyleft movement; David Nichols defends the suburbs, and John Van Tigglen hangs with the twitchers up in Cooktown. Fiction includes newcomers Abigail Ulman, Luke Stickels and Sandra White, as well as Alex Miller and a second extract from Caroline Lee’s novel ‘Stripped’. There will be further thoughts on book design from Chong, and a continuation of Kate Fielding’s graphic History Their Hooks Find Hold Deep in our Flesh. The September edition of Meanjin will be redesigned and fully illustrated.