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Sam Matthews
‘Lights all askew in the heavens’: Einsteinian Relativity, Literary Modernism and the Lecture on Light in Christina Stead’s Seven Poor Men of Sydney

This essay offers new insights into Christina Stead’s Seven Poor Men of Sydney (1934) and in particular its celebrated ‘lecture on light.’ It illuminates the…

7 December 2016
Julieanne Lamond
Editorial

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…

15 February 2016
Susan K. Martin,
Kylie Mirmohamadi
Introduction

This special issue tracks the ways in which Victorian literary texts and ideas were transformed by their arrival and reception in the Australasian colonies and…

31 October 2015
Kylie Mirmohamadi
Strange in the Cold Blue Light: Sensation and Science in the Australian Journal

The first weekly instalment of the Australian Journal, published on 2 September 1865, declared its intention to ‘reflect the Literature, Art, and Science of…

31 October 2015
Helen Groth
Phonographic Books and the Late Nineteenth-Century Reader

"While assimilating the writing on phonographic books produced in the immediate wake of Edison's essays into the history of 'audiobooks' is an important project, one…

1 October 2014
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