A day for some Australians
January 26 is going to remain controversial
July 2014
Arts & Letters
‘Agostino’ by Alberto Moravia
New York Review Books; $29.99
Kevin Rabalais is the author of The Landscape of Desire.
July 2014
Toronto International Film Festival 2018 (part two)
The ordinary and the extraordinary at this year’s event, and the perils of criticism
‘The Harp in the South’ at Sydney Theatre Company
Kate Mulvany’s adaptation proves that Ruth Park’s epic endures
Feeding the Muppets
What does the Morrison government have to offer in terms of serious policy?
To have or not to have: Sheila Heti’s ‘Motherhood’ and Jacqueline Rose’s ‘Mothers’
Heti’s novel asks if a woman should have a child; Rose’s nonfiction considers how society treats her if she does
The end of American diplomacy: Ronan Farrow’s ‘War on Peace’
The Pulitzer Prize winner explains how the State Department’s problems started long before Trump
Patrick White’s immigrant language
White gained from his partner’s Greek Orthodoxy a sensibility that changed how he saw Australia
‘Deep Time Dreaming’ by Billy Griffiths
This history of archaeology in Australia charts our changing relationship with the pastToronto International Film Festival 2018 (part two)
The ordinary and the extraordinary at this year’s event, and the perils of criticism‘The Harp in the South’ at Sydney Theatre Company
Kate Mulvany’s adaptation proves that Ruth Park’s epic enduresFeeding the Muppets
What does the Morrison government have to offer in terms of serious policy?
Paul Feig’s sophisticated ‘A Simple Favour’
This camp study of sociopathy is far from simple
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