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Philosopher and ABC Radio National broadcaster Alan Saunders died of pneumonia, aged 58, on Friday, 15 June. The following is a selection of his writing for the Monthly from over the years, as a tribute to the man and his work.
Food for Thought (July 2010)
Something about Mary (June 2010)
Good Neighbours (March 2010)
Strictly Speaking (April 2010)
Tried Again (December 2009)
School for Gangsters (November 2009)
Socratic Dialogues (October 2009)
City Lights (August 2009)
Last Man Standing (March 2009)
Cooking with Love (December 2006)
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