Love, ghosts & facial hair

Love, ghosts, and facial hair

Out of the dust

Splintering

Crank

The literature of satire

Imagining Australia : literature and culture in the new new world

Out of England: literary subjectivity in the Australian colonies, 1788-1867 / Dead white male heroes: Ludwig Leichhardt and Ned Kelly in Australian fiction / Escaping the Bush paradigm / David Malouf, history, and an ethics of the body / Identity, play, imagination: David Malouf, Hossein Valamanesh, and I / "Inner experience" in Gerald Murnane's The plains / A chance to hear a Nyigina song / "The first white man born": miscegenation and identity in Kim Scott's Benang / Sorry-in-the-sky: empathetic unsettlement, mourning, and the stolen generations / The mystery of the missing middlebrow or the c(o)urse of good taste / A short while toward the sun: the golden years of internationalism / Australia, America, and the changing face of nature documentary / The man from Hong Kong in Sydney, 1975 / "Woeful shepherds": anti-pastoral in Australian poetry / Two versions of Australian pastoral: Les Murray, Darkness and lostness: how to read a poem by Judith Wright / The presentation and performance of self in the poetry of John Forbes / "Split belonging" in Les Murray's novel in verse, Fredy Neptune / The end of the line