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'This is a book about rage, as Chrissie Foster says in her opening sentence. It is motivated and driven by rage and, if this is not an oxymoron, it is a panegyric to rage.' (Introduction)
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'Welcome to the May issue of ABR. This month’s powerful cover feature is David N. Myers on the troubled state of democracy in Israel in the light of the recent protests. Meanwhile Gordon Pentland explores the impact of nostalgia on British politics and Marilyn Lake examines a new book on Gough Whitlam and women. Barney Zwartz reviews Chrissie Foster’s new memoir and Michael Easson looks at the history of the Macquarie Bank. Anthony Lynch reflects on poet Jordie Albiston’s posthumous work, Frank, and we review new fiction from Margaret Atwood, Max Porter, Pip Williams, and J.R. Burgmann. Also in the issue, we reveal the 2023 Calibre Essay prize winner.' (Publication summary)
17https://www.australianbookreview.com.au/abr-online/archive/2023/may-2023-issue-no-453/989-may-2023-no-453/10234-barney-zwartz-reviews-still-standing-by-chrissie-foster-with-paul-kennedyRighteous Rage : The Catholic Church’s Betrayal of ChildrenAustralian Book Review
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Still StandingChrissie FosterPaul Kennedy2023single work autobiography