Meanjin Vol 67, No 3

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Sophie Cunningham is Meanjin's new (and eighth) editor but the footsteps that will take Meanjin forward are those laid down by Clem Christesen, the journal's founding editor, in 1940. Christesen once said he wanted Meanjin to 'make clear the connection between literature and politics'. So does Cunningham- 'Let's see where those footsteps take us next.'

In the September edition of Meanjin, Georgia Blain talks about life-writing, Joseph Pearson considers Don Watson's American Journeys in light of the USA primaries, Mel Campbell buys a leather jacket, book editor Andrea McNamara tells us why AFL is her first and greatest sporting love, and book designer W.H. Chong give us six great cover ideas. David Nichols defends the suburbs, Anthony Macris describes his young son's descent into severe autism, Lynne Spender states the case for the Copyleft movement and John Van Tigglen hangs with the twitchers up in Cooktown. Fiction includes the extraordinary newcomer Abigail Ulman; Luke Stickels, Sandra White, Mark Dapin and one from the master- Alex Miller. We continue with the serialization of Caroline Lee's novel Stripped and Kate Fielding's graphic history, Their Hooks Find Hold Deep in Our Flesh. SEO Keywords Targeting USA: Meanjin Vol 67, No 3, product for USA, buy Meanjin Vol 67, No 3 USA, top Meanjin Vol 67, No 3, trending Meanjin Vol 67, No 3 USA, best Meanjin Vol 67, No 3 in USA, USA exclusive Meanjin Vol 67, No 3, Meanjin Vol 67, No 3 deals USA, affordable Meanjin Vol 67, No 3 USA, quality Meanjin Vol 67, No 3 USA, best-selling Meanjin Vol 67, No 3, Meanjin Vol 67, No 3 available in USA