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Issue Details: First known date: 2024... February 2024 of Sydney Review of Books est. 2013 Sydney Review of Books
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* Contents derived from the 2024 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Multilingual Affect, Eda Gunaydin , Ivor Indyk , single work obituary
Getting Shirty, Lucy Van , single work review
— Review of The Tour TT. O , 2023 single work novel ;

'It’s a classic. It feels good. I’m talking about a poem. And I’m talking about a t-shirt. What’s a t-shirt? A t-shirt is something an Australian poet on an international tour with three others might wear. A t-shirt is something an Australian poet on tour with three others might wear and wash, or refuse to wash; might refuse to stop wearing. I’m talking about π.O.’s tour t-shirt. I’m talking about π.O.’s dirty t-shirt tour, which materialises here, four decades later, as the chronicle-in-verse called The Tour.'  (Introduction)  

Prevailing Passions, Jessica White , single work review
— Review of Taking to the Field : A History of Australian Women in Science Jane Carey , 2023 multi chapter work biography criticism ;

'Georgiana Molloy, one of the first wadjelas (white people) to encroach on Wardandi Noongar country in the nineteenth century, collected seeds and specimens for Captain James Mangles, a botanical connoisseur living in London. In 1840 she wrote to him, ‘I discovered a plant I have been almost panting for, a very small neat white blossom, on a furze looking Bush’. Molloy’s use of the verb ‘panting’ indicates the depths of her obsessive acquisitiveness, which was informed by a nexus of loneliness, boredom, and her ‘prevailing passion for Flowers’ (as she described it in another letter of 1840), as well as the wider colonial project of collecting.'  (Introduction)  

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