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Oct 12, 2024 · “Aging is a mess,” declares the protagonist of Brian Castro’s 10th novel, Chinese Postman. Abraham Quin is a 74-year-old literary professor who lives on his property in the Adelaide Hills with his dogs, his memories, the ghosts of three failed marriages and nightmares of shitting himself in public. He talks, he muses in the novel’s opening pages, mostly to himself.

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Richard Ackland Gadfly had the temerity to turn his back for a fortnight and on reporting back for duty discovers everything has turned to mush. It’s starkly apparent that language and ideas no longer have the same meaning and value they once did. Take the “rule of law”, for instance – a well-worn notion, beloved of lawyers, meaning judges and courts as …