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- Along Gender Lines: Reassessing Relationships between Australian Novels, Gender and Genre from 1939 to 2006Essay1 October 2009
- Reading Institutional Women: A Nexus Approach to Bourdieu, *Summer Heights High*, and the Fiction of Elizabeth JolleyEssay1 October 2009
- On the Genealogy of Democracy: Reading Peter Carey’s *Parrot and Olivier in America*Essay1 June 2012
- Cloud-Borne Angels, Prophets and the Old Woman’s Flower-Pot: Reading George Eliot’s Realism alongside Spinoza’s ‘beings of the imagination’Essay1 October 2013
- Reading EnglishEssay1 June 2013
- The Reading Communities of Collecting: Sale Catalogues, Sociability, and Ephemerality, 1676-1862Essay1 October 2014
- Forgotten Books and Local Readers: Popular Fiction in the Library at the Turn of the Twentieth CenturyEssay1 October 2014
- ‘Alone and in close company’: Reading and Companionship in Brenda Walker’s *Reading by Moonlight*Essay1 May 2012
- English Studies in Australia: Repositioning the SubjectEssay1 June 2013
- Delight and Revolution: Literary Studies, Aesthetics and IdeologyEssay1 June 2013
- Daemonic Currents in Dorothy Porter’s PoetryEssay1 May 2010
- Dreaming of the Middle Ages: The Place of the ‘mittelalterlich’ and Socialist Awareness in Christina’s Stead’s Early FictionEssay1 November 2011
- Parliamentary Medievalism: The Australian Magna Carta as Secular RelicEssay1 November 2011
- In the Club: Australian Crime Fiction in the USA 1943-1954Essay1 October 2012
- Rediscoverd Lawson Sketch of 1863 ‘Selection Farms’Essay1 October 2012
- ‘A Message to Humanity on Behalf of the Adult Deaf’: The Protest Writing of John Patrick BourkeEssay23 May 2022
- 'Taking the flowery bed back to Australia': The Repatriation of Charmian Clift and George JohnstonEssay1 June 2016
- ‘The Young Man Will Go Far’: Educational Mobility and Christina Stead’s Compositional Practice in the Early 1930sEssay7 December 2016
- ‘Merely Unfriendly or Slightly Critical’: Christina Stead. The Left, and *I’m Dying Laughing*Essay7 December 2016
- ‘A Vermeer in the Hayloft’: Christina Stead, Unjust Neglect and Transnational Improprieties of Place and KindEssay7 December 2016