Mackerras forecast assists poll watchers in coming Australian election
Malcolm Mackerras has produced a new book that promises to be essential for poll-watchers ahead of the next Australian federal vote. It assembles data from recent elections, offers pre election predictions, and presents an electoral pendulum model showing how swings translate to Labor versus Liberal (or Country) outcomes. The work stresses state factors, candidate quality, and shifting electorates while noting a roughly fifty percent chance of Labor winning but avoiding hard certainty.
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Victoria's Heyday by Priestley reviewed as rich social study
The Edwardian era book analyzes 1850 to 1860 with balance and insight. Priestley blends portraits of Thackeray Brunel Dickens and Wellington with reform currents and sentimentality, arguing this decade marks the peak of Victoria's reign and the birth of social science, aided by vivid illustrations.
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The Black Oxen by Bruce Marshall review
A balanced but mixed critique of Bruce Marshall’s The Black Oxen a single novel tracing five Edinburgh based ex officers from 1918 to 1971 The piece notes its focus on sex and social milieu with mixed credulity praising Marshall as a master storyteller while suggesting the work falls short of Powell style epic novels and ends by quoting Yeats about the inexorable years and life’s advancing burden.
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An Experience of India by R Prawer Thabvala review
A critique on An Experience of India by R Prawer Thabvala published by John Murray. The reviewer notes seven short stories by the European wife of an Indian architect, examining Indian social norms and emotional life from an insider perspective. It questions exaggerated depictions and effectiveness for Western readers.
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