05.31.2018 - By Meanjin
Jonathan Green welcomes two of Australia's most loved writers: Alexis Wright and Raimond Gaita. Reflecting on 'Tracker' and 'Romulus, My Father' as well as their relationships to memoir, story-telling and the concepts of truth and humanity, Wright and Gaita lose themselves discussing the power and responsibility of the writer.
Poet Broede Carmody shows us where water runs in his poem 'Petrichor' (Meanjin Spring 2016).
And Melbourne-based writer Emma Marie Jones reads her short piece 'Concealer' (published on the Meanjin blog in April 2018) before discussing the art, intimacy and experimental possibilities of the memoir form with Tess Smurthwaite.