For forty-five years, Social Alternatives has included fiction to probe socio-political issues. This issue brings fiction to the fore. Consistent with some earlier special issues (2021, 2013, 2009), we also include analysis of fiction as part of our commitment to a multidisciplinary platform for critical alternatives to oppressive norms. And in celebrating 45 years, our focus was necessarily broad. Social Alternatives believes that multiple mediums are beneficial in the promotion of public debates. Fictional representations of socio-economic and political concerns generate imaginative solutions to our current conditions. The founders of Social Alternatives consider fiction fundamental for the sharing of rigorous and fresh perspectives in the collective effort to navigate contemporary issues.
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Foreword |
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3 | Focus on Fiction | Thu Hoang, Ginna Brock |
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Articles |
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30 | From Stage to Page to Screen: The traumatic returns of Leah Purcell’s The Drover’s Wife | Nycole Prowse, Jessica Gildersleeve,Kate Cantrell |
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37 | Alternative Histories of the Anthropocene: Andrew McGahan’s The Rich Man’s House | Jessica White |
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43 | Realism in Eco Fiction: Climate change and the short story cycle | Niamh Wood |
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48 | Let the Animals Speak: Postromantic renegotiations of the animal voice in Only the Animals | Chantelle Bayes |
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56 | Sharing Stories: Sentimentality and sociable reading as articulating concern for animals | Clare Archer-Lean, Lesley Hawkes |
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68 | Women and Nonviolent Resistance to WWII Nazism | Marty Branagan |
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Short Stories |
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6 | Arrowhead | Matthew Hooton |
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10 | Out of Africa | Sagamba Muhira, James Page |
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14 | Chicken | Jane Turner Goldsmith |
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28 | Master of Ceremonies | Thomas Hamlyn-Harris |
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Book Reviews |
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66 | The Dawn of Everything: A new history of humanity | Jeff Archer |
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Poetry |
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13 | DRAMTEATR | Louis Armand | |
13 | THE SUN IS IN THE BOWL | Louis Armand | |
13 | ESCAPE FROM THE LUCKY COUNTRY | Louis Armand | |
13 | Alone | Vivian Garner | |
27 | Furlough | Cassie Lewis |
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29 | Conspiracy | Ali Alizadeh | |
36 | Food Court | Joel Deane | |
36 | Cartmel | Joel Deane | |
42 | Venus Hand Trap | Jude Aquilina | |
47 | Loaf | John Foulcher | |
55 | Genesis: I: I-VIII | Holly Isemonger | |
65 | HAIKU & SENRYU | Matthew Hetherington | |
67 | Every Sunday is Like Sunday | Matthew Hetherington | |
67 | Leaving the Feast | Matthew Hetherington | |
67 | days | Rory Harris | |
67 | blustered | Geoff Aitken | |
75 | Terminal | Kate Maxwell | |
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76 | The Fate of the Great: A Review and response to The Price of Peace: Democracy and the life of John Maynard Keynes | Geoff Dow |
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