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Issue Details: First known date: 2005... vol. 37 no. 2 August 2005 of Australian Author est. 1969 Australian Author
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2005 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Still Lives, Christos Tsiolkas , single work essay (p. 6-7)
Jumping Puddles, Nicholas Jose , single work criticism
As China is opening up as a market for writers, Nicholas Jose examines the track record for translations of Australian works.
 (p. 8-11)
The Book Stays in the Picture, James Bradley , single work criticism
The essay examines the way in which the Australian film industry is providing a lucrative (if sometimes frustrating) outlet for many authors, especially writers of fiction.
 (p. 12-17)
Turning a Story, Christopher Cyrill , single work criticism
Examines the editing process and the responsibilities of an editor of fiction.
 (p. 20-22)
You Can't Say That, Natasha Cica , single work criticism
Examines Australian defamation laws and their effects on writers and the publishing industry. 'Australian authors, editors and publishers [are] unduly exposed. This is especially the case with works that are political or provocative, or which otherwise attract the ire of named public figures' (24).
 (p. 23-26)
Ban on the Run, Jeremy Fisher , single work criticism (p. 32-33)
A Tale of Two Cities, Catherine Cole , single work essay travel
Impressions of 'post-Saigon' Ho Chi Minh City where the author stayed to interview Vietnames writers, 'looking at who influences their work and the struggle they have' (34).
 (p. 34)
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