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The December 2008 issue of Antipodes will contain cover art by Margaret Ollie; essays by Mark Kipperman (on Fergus Hume), William Sayers (on lexicography), Lyn McCredden (on Lindy Chamberlain), Katherine Bode (on Roger McDonald), Fiona Probyn-Rapsey (on witnessing), Helen Gildfind (on Janet Frame) and Gaetano Rando (on migrant writing); creative nonfiction by Anne Collett; an interview of Pradeep Trikha by Kevin Hart; as well as poems, reviews, and short stories.

 

"Four Wheel Drive," by Prudence Flint.

 The June 2008 issue of Antipodes is a special issue in honor of Brian Kiernan. Contributors include Vivian Smith, Michael Wilding, Frank Moorhouse, Peter Quartermaine, Stephen Oliver, Patrick West, Michael Ackland, Bruce Bennett and Nicholas Dunlop, with cover art by Prudence Flint.
 

 

 

"Passageway," by Kerry Johns.

 The December 2007 issue of Antipodes includes essays by Stuart Cooke on 'eventing,' Ralph Crane on Hugh Atkinson, Monique Rooney on Arnold Genthe, Paul Mitchell on Kevin Hart, Alison Bartlett on Inez Baranay, Jill Durey on Trollope's colonial fiction, Karenlee Thompson on C.J. Dennis, and E.A. Benrays's "Home Thoughts on a Painting"; fiction by Thomas Shapcott, Christine Williams and Cas McFarlane; cover art by Kerry Johns; poetry by Barry Hill, Lorraine McGuigan, Thomas Shapcott, Ouyang Yu and Nathanael O'Reilly; and reviews of books by Eva Sallis, Reginald Birch, Nicholas Drayson, Richard James Allen and Geoff Page.

 
 

"Of Mice and Goodman," by Hu Ming.

The June 2007 issue of Antipodes contains cover art by Hu Ming; interviews with Hu Ming by Ouyang Yu and Jonathan Bennett by Nathanael O'Reilly; essays by Jean-François Vernay (on Christopher Koch), Susan Bradley Smith (on Miles Franklin and Australian theater), Nathanael O'Reilly (on teaching Australian literature in the US), Per Henningsgaard (on the decline of regionalism in Australia), Paul Genoni (on Thea Astley), Carol Hetherington (on the AustLit database), and David Sornig (on A. L. McCann and Christos Tsiolkas); stories by Michael Wilding, Christina Houen, and Annah Faulkner; creative nonfiction by Jonathan Bennett; reviews of books by Alexis Wright and Kate James; Madeleine Byrne's Brindabella column of Australian news and notes; and poetry by Rosemary Allan, John Foulcher, Bronwyn Lea, Paul Mitchell, Jan Owen, Peter Rose, Andrew Sant, Chris Wallace-Crabbe and Ouyang Yu.

 

 

"Michael the Watch Maker," Oil on Canvas, 138x101cm, by Fu Hong.

The December 2006 issue of Antipodes features cover art by Fu Hong; articles by Michael Mack (on Elliot Perlman), Donald Pulford (on the history wars), John Eustace and Antje Rauwerda (both on Peter Carey), Gary Clark (on Judith Wright), Mary Ann Rygiel (on Malouf and Conrad), Jonathan Highfield (on crocodiles), Emily Potter (on Andrew McGahan), and John Beston (on Patrick White and Willa Cather); creative nonfiction by Stephen Oliver; fiction by Patrick West, Amanda Maxwell and Rosemary Allan; and a full selection of reviews and poetry.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Colin McCahon's art work appears on the cover of the June 2006 issue of Antipodes. McCahon (1919-1987) was a New Zealand artist and university lecturer. His best-known works are wall-sized paintings with a dark background, overlaid with religious words in stark white and  varying in size.

The June 2006 issue of Antipodes contains cover art by Colin McCahon; an essay on McCahon's work by Jan White; articles by Andrew Johnson (on Peter Boyle), Marc Maufort (on aboriginal theater), Bruce Bennett (on spies), Nathanael O'Reilly (on suburbia), Elizabeth Parsons (on children's literature), Toni Johnson-Woods (on pulp fiction), Penelope Ingram (on Ned Kelly); interviews with Chris Kohn, Lally Katz, and Christos Tsiolkas; fiction by Susan Kruss, Cas McFarlane, and Paul Mitchell; reviews of books by Brenda Walker, John Mateer, and Stephen Oliver as well as new poetry. 

 

 

December 2005 is a special issue on "The Sacred in Australian Literature." Its cover (pictured above) is by Lin Onus (1948-1996), an indigenous man of the Yorta Yorta people. Onus lived and worked in Melbourne, began painting in 1972 and served as the Chairman of the Aboriginal Arts Committee of the Australian Council.

 

 The December 2005 issue of Antipodes includes nine memorial essays on Robert Ross, founding editor of Antipodes; a special set of articles on the sacred in Australia, co-edited by  Bill Ashcroft, Lyn McCredden and Frances Devlin-Glass; contributors include Lyn McCredden, Bill Ashcroft, Frances Devlin-Glass, Andrew McCann, Michael Jacklin, Veronica Brady, Noel Rowe, and Brigid Rooney; reviews of new books by Chris McGillion, Nicholas Jose, Brenda Walker, Gerald Murnane, and John Millett; fiction by Greg Bogaerts, Anthony Lynch, Alison Booth and Michelle Bakar, and poetry by Les Murray and Justin Clemens, cover art by Lin Onus, and Faye Christenberry's bibliography of Australian literature in North America for 2004.

The contents of many back issues of Antipodes are available here.

 

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