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Review of *Decay and Renewal: Critical Essays on Twentieth Century Writing* by Jack Lindsay and *Nietzsche in Australia: A Literary Inquiry into a Nationalistic Ideology* by Noel Macainsh

Review of *Dream and Disillusion: A Search for Australian Cultural Identity' by David Walker, *Darron Field's Memoirs of Wordsworth* edited by Geoffrey Little, and *Henry Kendal* by W.H. Wilde

Review of *Considerations: New Essays on Kenneth Slessor, Judith Wright, and Douglas Stewart* ed. Brian Kiernan, and *Australian Poems in Perspective: A Collection of Poems and Critical Commentaries* ed. P.K. Elkin

Hollow Men’s Country: Review of Kim Scott, *True Country*

Review of *Artful Histories: Modern Australian Autobiography*, *Autographs: Contemporary Australian Autobiography*, and *The Cartographic Eye: How Explorers Saw Australia*

The Poetemics of Oodgeroo of the Tribe Noonuccal

Review of *Images of Australia*, edited by Gillian Whitlock and David Carter, *Sport in Australian Drama*, by Richard Fotheringham, and *South of the West: Postcolonialism and the Narrative Construction of Australia*, by Ross Gibson

Review of *The Oxford Book of Australian Essays*, edited by Imre Salusinszky

Review of *Xavier Herbert: A Biography*, *Eleanor Dark: A Writer's Life* and *The Queen of Bohemia: The Autobiography of Dulcie Deamer: Being 'The Golden Decade'*

Review of *Authority and Influence: A ustralian Literary Criticism 1950-2000*, edited by Delys Bird, Robert Dixon, and Christopher Lee

Colonial Gothic: Morbid Anatomy, Commodification and Critique in Marcus Clarke’s *The Mystery of Major Molineux*

On Appropriation: Two Novels of Dark and Barnard Eldershaw

Review *The Dictionary of Literary Biography, Volume 289: Australian Writers 1950-1975*, edited by Selina Samuels

Review of *Nine Lives: Postwar Women Writers Making Their Mark*, by Susan Sheridan

Indigenous Literature and the Extractive Industries

Interview with David Malouf

Problems Facing Contemporary Novelists

A Decade of Complaints

Coetzee’s Womanizing

Jack Lindsay and MI5: More than Surveillance