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- Review of *Thomas Keneally’s Career and the Literary Machine* by Paul Sharrad.Review28 October 2021
- Review of *The Broad Arrow: Being Passages from the History of Maida Gwynnham, a Lifer*, by Oliné Keese, edited by Jenna MeadReview30 September 2022
- Review of *Lohrey* by Julieanne LamondReview2 May 2023
- John Grant: Australia’s First ‘Really’ Radical PoetEssay1 May 1994
- ‘From the Lips of a Lady’: Mrs A.M. Hamilton-Grey’s First Biography of Henry KendallEssay1 May 2004
- ‘That Wild Run to London’ : Henry and Bertha Lawson in EnglandEssay1 October 2007
- Adaptation Studies, Convention, Vocal Production and Embodied Meaning in Verdi’s Macbeth: Rehabilitating the Brindisi, or, Lady Macbeth Unsexes HerselfEssay1 June 2014
- ‘Our Literary Connexion’: Rosa Praed and George BentleyEssay1 October 2012
- Bibliographic Notes on Selected Irish-Australian WritersEssay30 September 2021
- Patrick White’s Four PlaysEssay1 June 1966
- A Note on the Reception of Patrick White’s Novels in German Speaking Countries (1957-1979)Essay1 May 1983
- David Campbell’s Poetic MindEssay1 October 1984
- Rolf Boldrewood’s *War to the Knife*: Narrative Form and Ideology in the Historical NovelEssay1 May 1986
- Family and the Father in the Poetry of Les A. MurrayEssay1 May 1988
- ‘What Is Gone Is Not Gone’: Intimations in the Poetry of Thomas ShapcottEssay1 May 1997
- The Fiction of Beverley FarmerEssay1 May 1990
- Origin, Identity and the Body in David Malouf’s FictionEssay1 May 1999
- Romanticism and Environmentalism: The Tasmanian Novels of Marie Bjelke-PetersenEssay1 May 2001
- ‘This Isn’t a Novel. It is a Life!’ : Dymphna Cusack and *Caddie: A Sydney Barmaid*Essay1 October 2006
- Dear Daughter: Popular Feminism, the Epistolary Form and the Limits of Generational RhetoricEssay1 November 2009