CONTRIBUTORS

GEORGE MEGALOGENIS

(“The New Tyranny of Distance”, p.8) is an author and journalist. His latest book is The Football Solution.

ANNE MANNE

(“The Last Word on George Pell”, p.12) is the author of Motherhood, The Life of I and the Quarterly Essay Love & Money: The Family and the Free Market. She is currently writing a book on child sexual abuse in the Anglican Church.

ANTHONY HAM

(“Tour de Forced Cancellations”, p.14) writes about wildlife, conservation and current affairs for magazines and newspapers around the world.

RUSSELL MARKS

(“Wage Deals on Wheels”, p.16) is a lawyer and an honorary research associate at La Trobe University. He is the author of Crime and Punishment: Offenders and Victims in a Broken Justice System.

JENNY VALENTISH

(“Call for Submissions”, p.18) is a journalist and novelist, and the author of Woman of Substances.

ANNA KRIEN

(“The Screens That Ate School”, p.20) is the

author of Night Games: Sex, power and sport, Into the Woods: The battle for Tasmania’s forests, the Quarterly Essays Us and Them: On the Importance of Animals and The Long Goodbye: Coal, Coral and Australia’s Climate Deadlock. Her debut novel, Act of Grace, was published in 2019.

HUGH RIMINTON

(“The Aquarian ‘Terrorist’”, p.38) is a twotime Walkley Award winner, the national affairs editor at Network 10, and co-presenter of the politics podcast The Professor and The Hack.

ROBERT MANNE

(“Surrounded by Pygmies”, p.46) is emeritus professor of politics and vice-chancellor’s fellow at La Trobe University. His most recent books are The Mind of the Islamic State and On Borrowed Time.

SHANE DANIELSEN

(“Her Too”, p.50) is a screenwriter and former artistic director of the Edinburgh International Film Festival.

ANWEN CRAWFORD

(“Snap-back”, p.53) is The Monthly’s music critic.

OSLO DAVIS

(“In Light of Recent Events”, p.58) is an illustrator, artist and cartoonist.

JACK COSTELLO

(Cover illustration; pp.20–37) is a prep student.