Geordie Williamson | Akateeminen Kirjakauppa

In The Best Australian Essays 2015, Geordie Williamson compiles the year's outstanding short non-fiction. Read Helen Garner on condescension, DBC Pierre on travel, Ceridwen Dovey on autobiography, Tim Winton on injury, Anna Krien on first love, and Nicolas Rothwell on the northern coast. With bracing essays on politics, music, literature, history, art, sport and more, this impressive anthology will entrance, stimulate and entertain.
Sebastian Smee Confronting the Unthinkable in Goya's Art Anwen Crawford The World Needs Female Rock Critics Maria Tumarkin No Dogs, No Fruit, No Firearms, No Professors Tim Flannery How You Consist of Trillions of Tiny Machines Nadia Wheatley Belsen James Bradley Strange Weather Tim Winton Havoc Gerard Elson Bibliomancer Rebecca Giggs Open Ground Alison Croggon Trigger Warning Mungo MacCallum Malcolm Fraser Sophie Cunningham Staying With the Trouble Jeff Sparrow Re-reading the Famous Five and Biggles Nicolas Rothwell The Northern Wilds Karen Hitchcock Too Many Pills Tegan Bennett Daylight Fully Present, Utterly Connected Drusilla Modjeska The Informed Imagination Noel Pearson Remote Control Delia Falconer Seven Poor Men of Sydney Kirsten Tranter Go, Little Book Stephen Romei An Uneasy Masterpiece Helen Garner The Insults of Age Anna Krien My Granny's Last Wish Guy Rundle L'etat, C'est Charlie Ceridwen Dovey The Pencil and the Damage Done Matthew Lamb The Meeting that Never Was Ashley Hay Mirror Rim Christian Ryan The Thirty-ninth Summer of DK Lillee David Walsh Skin in the Game Mark Mordue The Library of Shadows Felicity Plunkett Sound Bridges DBC Pierre Leaving Ourselves at Home 'Wonky, idiosyncratic, fragmentary, paradoxical, drunk on words, the essay has ...a uniquely human thumbprint.
' Geordie Williamson