Christopher Koch
Articles
- Review of Water from the Moon: Illusion and Reality in the Works of Australian Novelist Christopher Koch by Jean-François Vernay
Christopher Koch occupies an undeniably prominent place in contemporary Australian fiction. This is explained in part by his longevity as a writer. Born in 1932…
1 November 2008 - Asia, Europe and Australian Identity: The Novels of Christopher Koch
Like Patrick White and Randolph Stow. Christopher Koch explores in his fiction the post-colonial Australian identity, not in an exclusively political sense, but rather in…
1 May 1982 - An Interview with Christopher Koch
Christopher Koch discusses his career and approach to writing.
1 May 1997 - Review of Island and Otherland, by Noel Henricksen
Within the publishing arena, Christopher Koch, one of Australia's leading novelists stands out somewhat as an enigma. Indeed, this Tasmanian-born writer whose books are frequently…
1 October 2003 - Vexilla Regis Prodeunt: Myth and Allusion in Out of Ireland
Examines the use of literary allusions by Koch, and his search for a spiritual ‘otherland’, and focuses on the dialectic between Hell and Paradise, damnation…
1 May 2001 - Defining the Field of Irish-Australian Literature: Challenges and Conundrums
What constitutes Irish-Australian literature – if such a category exists – is by no means clear. This essay seeks to map the field and identify…
30 September 2021
Contributors
- Frances Devlin-Glass
- Paul Genoni
- Noel Henricksen
- Christopher Koch
- Adrian Mitchell
- Helen Tiffin
- Jean-François Vernay