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Literary Criticism in Australia: A Change of Critical Paradigms?

The Aboriginal Subject in Autobiography: Ruby Langford’s *Don’t Take Your Love to Town*

Colonial ‘Australian’ Theatre Writers: Cultural Authorship and the Case of Marcus Clarke’s ‘First’ Play

Contesting Enslavement: Marriage, Manhood and *My Brilliant Career*

‘Touches of Nature that Make the Whole World Kin’: Furphy, Race and Anxiety

Vexilla Regis Prodeunt: Myth and Allusion in Out of Ireland

‘Scorched Earth’, Washington and the Missing Manuscript of Christina Stead’s *I’m Dying Laughing*

The Age of Appreciation: Reading and Teaching Classic Literature in Australia in the Early Twentieth Century

Authors, Editors, Publishers: Katharine Susannah Prichard and W. W. Norton

‘That Wild Run to London’ : Henry and Bertha Lawson in England

Henry Lawson and the ‘Pinker of Literary Agents’

First Steps toward a History of the Mid-Victorian Novel in Colonial Australia

Gender Buttons

Badlands and Borderlands: Self-Determination and the Limits of Intercultural Negotiation in the Fiction of Patricia Grace and Alice Tawhai

Biopolitical Correspondences: Settler Nationalism, Thanatopolitics, and the Perils of Hybridity

Beatrice Davis and ‘The Sacredness of the Printed Word’

The Creation of Rachel Henning: Personal Correspondence to Publishing Phenomenon

Coetzee’s Womanizing

Defining and Redefining Popular Genres: The Evolution of ‘New Adult’ Fiction

Constructing Cosmopolitanism, Promoting Humanitarianism: The Marvellous Melbourne of E.W. Cole in Lisa Lang’s *Utopian Man* (2010)