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Absolutely Revolting
Australian Fiction

A Welcome Quartet

by Delys Bird •
November 2001, no. 236

These four titles are reissues of well-known texts, or of the work of well-known writers, from four different publishers. A good sign perhaps, very welcome at a time when publishing seems ever more ephemeral and when many works, even from the recent past, are unavailable.

 


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From the New Issue

Sylvia Plath, Smith College, c.1951 (Penrodas Collection/Alamy)
Literary Lives

‘Archives and Hives: Three books which tell of Sylvia Plath’s spring’

by Felicity Plunkett
What Is Wrong with Men: Patriarchy, the crisis of masculinity, and how (of course) Michael Douglas films explain everything
Gender

What Is Wrong with Men by Jessa Crispin & The Male Complaint by Simon James Copland

by Tom Ryan
The Leap
Fiction

The Leap: In the shadow of the Voice referendum by Paul Daley

by Tony Birch
Apple in China: The capture of the world’s greatest company
Technology

Apple in China: Apple in the world by Patrick McGee

by Stuart Kells

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