CONTRIBUTORS

2020-02-01 -

DON WATSON

(“Leaders and Dung Beetles”, p.10) is the author of, most recently, The Bush, A Single Tree, the Quarterly Essay Enemy Within: American Politics in the Time of Trump and There It Is Again, a collection of his writing.

PADDY MANNING

(“Warringah Warrior”, p.12) is contributing editor (politics) at The Monthly and has worked for the ABC, Fairfax, Crikey and The Australian. He is also the author of Inside the Greens.

MARTIN MCKENZIE-MURRAY

(“Silver Linings”, p.15) is the author of A Murder Without Motive: The Killing of Rebecca Ryle.

SAM VINCENT

(“Intelligence Branch”, p.17) is a writer and farmer, and the author of Blood and Guts: Dispatches from the Whale Wars.

ZOË MORRISON

(“Planting Hope”, p.19) is the author of the novel Music and Freedom. She is a Rhodes Scholar with an academic background in the field of social exclusion.

BRONWYN ADCOCK

(“Living Hell”, p.22) is a freelance journalist whose work has appeared in The Griffith Review and The Saturday Paper and on the ABC.

CHRISTINE KENNEALLY

(“The Fabulist of Auschwitz”, p.36) is an author and journalist.

PAUL CONNOLLY

(“Written on the Skin”, p.46) is a Melbournebased freelance journalist and author. He is the editor of the essay collection Father Figures.

QUENTIN SPRAGUE

(“Stopped in the Street”, p.50) is a writer and curator based in Geelong.

MICHAEL LUCY

(“Days of Future Passed”, p.52) is a writer based in Melbourne.

SHANE DANIELSEN

(“Kills, Frills and Kelly Aches”, p.56) is a screenwriter and former artistic director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.