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- Review of *Polities and Poetics: Race Relations and Reconciliation in Australian Literature* by Adelle Sefton-RowstonReview30 September 2022
- Review of *The Cambridge Companion to the Australian Novel*, edited by Nicholas Birns and Louis KleeReview18 December 2023
- Ruth Park’s Charlie Rothe: Reading *Harp in the South* (1948) and *Poor Man’s Orange* (1949)Essay18 December 2023
- Primary Sources for the Study of the Vocabulary of Nineteenth Century Australian EnglishEssay1 December 1964
- An Interview with W. Hart-Smith on the JindyworobaksEssay1 October 1979
- How Newness (Not) Comes into the World: Eva Rask Knudsen’s *The Circle and the Spiral*Essay1 October 2006
- Culture wars and corporatism: The cultural mission in Australian non-fiction book publishing, 1958–2018Essay28 April 2020
- Recentring Water: Thinking with the Chain of PondsEssay25 May 2024
- Racism, the Realist Writers’ Movement and the Katharine Susannah Prichard AwardEssay1 October 1999
- *The Chant of Jimmie Blacksmith*: The Film of the BookEssay1 May 1979
- Hollow Men’s Country: Review of Kim Scott, *True Country*Review1 May 1994
- Oodgeroo in ChinaEssay1 November 1994
- Long Memoried Women: Oodgeroo Noonuccal and Jamaican Poet, Louise BennettEssay1 November 1994
- Review of *Australian Literary Manuscripts in North American Libraries: A Guide*, *Australian Autobiographical Narratives: An Annotated Bibliography*, *Black Australian Literature: A Bibliography of Fiction, Poetry, Drama, Oral Traditions and Non-Fiction, Including Critical Commentary, 1900-91*Review1 October 1999
- Dancing ‘on Bits of Paper’ : Les Murray’s SoundscapesEssay1 October 2001
- Review of *From Australia with Love: A History of Modern Australian Popular Romance Novels*, by Juliet FleschReview1 May 2005
- ‘Bushranger’ and ‘Croppy’ : A Footnote to Convict Jargon and EuphemismEssay1 June 1966
- An Indian without a CountryEssay1 June 2009
- Colonial Violence and Forgotten FictionEssay1 June 2009
- Is There No End to Travelling? Paul Carter in the Linguistic No-Man’s-LandEssay1 May 1995