Days of Wine and Rage by Moorhouse, Frank -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

Cover About the Book Contents Title Page Preface Introduction Twenty Years of Sydney Vivian Smith THE REBELLION OF WORDS

The Story of an Underground Paper Wendy Bacon v. The Commonwealth An Editor in Jail Wendy Bacon Other Protests The Inspector and the Prince: A profile of Darcy Waters

TOWARDS LIBERATION

The Myth of the Male Orgasm Yes, if asked in a survey I’d say I was a liberated lady Defenders of Sexiness and Violence For the Course, for the Strike – and for the Party A Film Producer Comes Out Richard Brennan Où Est le Porno? Norman Bartlett And a Catholic Poet’s View of Change ‘Sidere Mens Eadem Mutato’ Les Murray Couples Kate Jennings

THE WAR

Pat Yank Anonymous An Anti-conscriptionist the Night Before He Went to Jail After/The Moratorium Reading Nigel Roberts

THE GOLDEN YEARS

I Say Whitlam Doesn’t Matter Shades of the Electorate The Moment of Victory, 1972 Laurie Oakes and David Solomon

THE REPUBLIC

I Speak for Whitlam at the Opera House The Meaning of Defeat Donald Horne The Violent Option Manning Clark Donald Horne – Profile of a Republican The Mother Pi O

LE GHETTO DE BALMAIN

The Ghetto Gathers A Subject of Derision Balmain is Cannery Row We Have a History! The Stenhouse Circle and Balmain, 1851–72 Ann-Mari Jordens Breaking Literary Decorum Listening Backwards Vicki Viidikas Great Pub Crawls Getting Credit Luncheon With a Royal Highness The Pears Soap Story Camping in Balmain Sonnet 95 John Tranter

THE LITERARY LIFE

The Tabloid Story Story Michael Wilding The Poet and the Motor Car The Death of Three Young Writers Rodney Hall on the Death of a Cult-Hero Rodney Hall Poem for Charlie Michael Dransfield The Thoughtless Shore Robert Adamson The Poetry of Michael Dransfield and Charles Buckmaster Allen Afterman Burnie John Laurence Rodd Donald Horne on James McAuley Donald Horne Where in the World was Kenneth Slessor? David Malouf The Last Expatriate David Malouf Replies David Malouf A Conversation With Patrick White Thelma Herring and G. A. Wilkes

MAKING MOVIES

Film of the Decade – ‘Mouth to Mouth’ Interview with John Duigan Scott Murray ‘Dimboola’: Play to Film Jack Hibberd Going to the Fair Thomas Keneally Kitsch Jennifer Maiden

CAFES AND BARS

Cafe Society: Table-to-table Fighting A Change of Restaurant The New Bar The Old Bar The Angel is Gone The Newcastle is Gone The Hilton Arrives The Value of Lunch at the New Hellas Myfanwy Gollan Saturday Afternoon at the Nedlands Hotel Hal Colebatch Pot v. Alcohol

CONFERENCE-GOING

TAKING POSITIONS

Towards an Australian Marxist Intelligentsia The Benefits of a Liberal Education Rex Mortimer An Anarchist Comes to Power The Blooming of Little Anarchism How Many Badges Did you Earn? A Radical Country Newspaper The End of the Libertarians Radical and Other Christmases in the Seventies Tony Morphett, Born-again Christian Tony Morphett Australian Feminist Periodicals in the Seventies Jane Sunderland Women’s Hostility – Political Weapon or Personal Poison? Yvonne Allen Portrait of a Powerful Australian Woman Andrew Clark

OR LET’S TRY RETURNING TO NATURE

The Bush Against Laundromat Fighting It Out with the Locals Breakfast John Forbes Death in the Early Morning: two no-bull deaths Ranald Allan Enter, Cosmos

INTO THE EIGHTIES

Donald Horne, born 1921 Vicki Viidikas, born 1948 Hal Colebatch, born 1945 Jack Hibberd, born 1940 John Forbes, born 1950

Turning Forty with the Decade Untitled John Tranter Events of a Decade – A Personal Chronology Acknowledgements & Notes An Informal Index About the Author By the Same Author Copyright Page