Tasmania 40°South Issue 96, Autumn 2020INSIDE ISSUE 96: toarra marra monah Jonno Blood Back to the calm James Dryburgh Artists and artisans: Philip Wolfhagen Don Defenderfer Artists and artisans: Studies in watercolour Rayne Allinson The giants of the Styx Grace Heathcote Stretching the horizon Sienna Cook Lobster tales: Lobster la library Terry Mulhern The Abels: Classic climbing Rob Shaw Obituary: Bruce Montgomery Warren Boyles Portfolio: The Paragon Theatre Pen Tayler Writers corner:

It takes the reader on a journey of discovery: How the native grasslands were created using fire

Ever the optimist

’  —Les Zig

A new Detective Inspector Mahoney mystery – the latest TasNoir ‘whydunnit’ from SJ Brown

is rescued from drowning by George

Restless | Bert Spinks

Abalone Diving Tasmania

A museum made in his own image | Craig Searle

timelines of geological periods and the evolution of plants and animals provide a deeper understanding of our continent as it separated from Gondwana to become the land we know today

and he knew the expatriate lifestyle that removed people from the grounding influences of family and familiar community leading some into unshackled adventure

for example

Do not try too hard to explain