Adam Lindsay Gordon

'Whatever a stern criticism may say as to the abiding merit of his work, at least there can be no doubt as to the value…

Elliott reports a discovery about Gordon's time in the Mounted Police.

Sellick discusses three poems that respond to the ill-fated Burke & Wills expedition of 1860: Henry Kendall's The Fate of the Explorers, Burke and Wills…

Boldrewood and Gordon are both buried in Brighton cemetery, and they were both enthusiasts in the nineteenth-century cult of the horse. And that is just…

The Gordon legend is too well known to bear repetition. His anniversary however, has been a quiet affair, and its failure to attract the enthusiastic…

Ian McLaren has been putting students of Australian literature in his debt for more than twenty years now, with his bibliographies, especially of C. J…

Locating Australian Literary Memory begins with a typically pithy quotation from Miles Franklin about its subject matter: ‘Such monuments alas, too often are a saving…