Gillian Whitlock

"we might read Forbidden Love in terms of a set of conditions that have allowed stories of abuse, trauma and exploitation to drive the memoir…

Discusses contemporary attempts to change the 'fixed and known directions' of Australian literature by investigating the 'faultlines' (per Susan Sheridan), 'those different intersections of concurrence…

Editor’s note: These three articles “are meant to stimulate further debate on the current state and future direction of studies in Australian literature.”

In the Epilogue to Wild Card: An Autobiography 1923-1958 (1990) Dorothy Hewett returns to her 'first house', the house of childhood at Lambton Downs. The…

Review of the following volumes:

Australian Women Writers: A Bibliographic Guide, by Debra Adelaide. Sydney: Pandora, 1988.

The Good Reading Guide: 100 Critics Review…

Like the astute critic that he is, Don Anderson begins to digest his book Hot Copy for us in his Introduction—an attempt to have the…

A. G. Stephens came to be identified as the focal figure of this nationalistic literary movement. A closer examination of 'The Red Page' itself shows…