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Issue Details: First known date: 2011... 2011 The Best Australian Essays : A Ten Year Collection
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Contents

* Contents derived from the Collingwood, Fitzroy - Collingwood area, Melbourne - North, Melbourne, Victoria,:Black Inc. , 2011 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
The Old Good Books, Peter Porter , single work autobiography
The Experience of Literary Translation, Simon Leys , single work essay
Like Love in a Marriage, Anna Goldsworthy , single work essay
The Long Fall into Steel, Brenda Walker , single work essay
Ebony: the Girl in the Room, Anne Manne , single work essay
Shoulder-deep in the Entrails, Shane Maloney , single work essay

'“I pull out my notebook, merge into a cluster of pundits and sidle through.” Novelist Shane Maloney was in Parliament House as Kevin Rudd’s time ran out'
White Guilt, Victimhood and the the Quest for a Radical Centre, Noel Pearson , single work essay
Pearson's Gamble, Stanners Dream, Robert Manne , single work essay
Out of Control: the Tragedy of Tasmania's Forests, Richard Flanagan , single work essay
September 11, Gay Alcorn , Mark Riley , single work essay
Darwin's Big Idea, Nicolas Rothwell , single work essay
The Lady or the Tiger, Tim Flannery , single work essay
The Grand Illusion, Robert Dessaix , single work column
Tourism, Benjamin Law , single work autobiography essay
Trouble on the Night-Shift, Anna Krien , single work essay
Silent Country : Travels through a Recovering Landscape, Tim Winton , single work essay
Tim Winton re-visits the Western Australian wheatbelt and, after a period of depletion and degredation, discovers 'the country gaining strength again, fighting back' and is optimistic that there might a 'wider reptatriation' ahead.
Home Truths : Revisiting Wake in Fright, Kate Jennings , single work essay
Quod Potero Sedulo, David Foster , single work autobiography
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