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Meanland: Reading in a time of change

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Meanjin editor Sophie Cunningham guides the opening event in this series, exploring what reading might be like in fifteen years time.

Joining the discussion are Sherman Young, academic and author of The Book is Dead; Margaret Simons, media commentator and author of The Content Makers; literary critic Peter Craven; and broadcaster and M-book author Marieke Hardy.

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03 Mar 2010

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