Summary: Founded in 1940 by Clem Christensen, Meanjin moved to Melbourne in 1945 at the invitation of the The University of Melbourne and is now an imprint of Melbourne University Publishing. It’s known primarily as a literary magazine, but it publishes across the breadth of contemporary thinking. As part of our continuing series looking at Australian periodicals, Sky was joined by the new editor, Zora Sanders, to tell us all about Meanjin.
