y separately published work icon Griffith Review periodical issue  
Alternative title: In the Neighbourhood
Issue Details: First known date: 2007... no. 18 Summer 2007 of Griffith Review est. 2003- Griffith Review
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Contents

* Contents derived from the , 2007 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Eight Chinese Lessons, Brian Castro , single work autobiography (p. 51-61)
Note: illus.
Hong Kong 1967 : Summer of Discontent, Phil Brown , single work autobiography (p. 62-66)
A Case for Literary Contamination, Jane Camens , single work criticism (p. 67-78)
Book without Bonking, Yu Ouyang , single work essay
Ouyang Yu discusses the challenges of translating into Chinese due to the restrictiveness of China's social mores in relation to sexual references.
 (p. 79-86)
Back to the Avantgarde, Nicholas Jose , single work essay (p. 103-116)
(See) Beijing Youth Daily, Pat Hoffie , single work autobiography (p. 117-124)
The City Lost to Heaven, Patrick Holland , single work short story (p. 125-128, 137-146)
In the Eye of the Beholder, Xavier Hennekinne , single work essay

'I would not call Pasay a slum. Calling or not calling Pasay City a slum would assume the ability to make a clear distinction between an overcrowded neighbourood and a crowded one, between unacceptable housing and acceptable housing. I cannot make that distinction but I would not call Pasay a slum: it is not on top of Garbage Mountain. I would describe Pasay as a poor and bustling municipality of Manila, one with problems.' (Publication abstract)

 (p. 137-142)
Gulag, Shane Strange , single work short story (p. 169-175)
Stonei"You throw a stone", Theresa Van Maanen , single work poetry (p. 176)
A Lasting Sorrow, Laurie Hergenhan , single work essay
Laurie Hergenhan discusses the reluctance of Australians to engage with the meaning and impact of the Vietnamese War from a Vietnamese pespective. Hergenhan uses Bao Lin's The Sorrow of War as a focal point for his discussion.
 (p. 187-189)
Heroic Mother, Hoa Pham , single work short story (p. 190-191)
A Night at the Fights, Wayne McLennan , single work prose (p. 193-199)
Lost in Transit, Charlotte Teek , single work short story (p. 200-204)
On the Economy of Thongs, Roger Trowbridge , single work autobiography (p. 225-232)
Capitals of the World, Jane Nicholls , single work autobiography (p. 237-245)
Kuta Diaryi"You get used to the charred vacant lot", Adam Aitken , single work poetry (p. 273)
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