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Writing a history of literary criticism is undoubtedly challenging in that it requires the writer’s expertise in two aspects: how to unify both theoretical and…
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…
After the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) was established in 1932, music occupied just over half of airtime, with talk making up the balance. With the…
Commentators have been quick to recognise Wafer, Item’s protagonist as a Christ-figure, and to discuss aspects of what Roslynn Haynes perceived to be a…
This is the first editorial in the fifty-three year history of ALS that will not pass through the hands of a typesetter. It will not…