Damien Barlow

For Patrick White the summer of 1936 marked an auspicious meeting of minds, mediums and bodies in London. Then a stillborn novelist with his poetry and plays largely ignored, White travelled through Germany and Denmark before heading back to London…

‘I want to propose that the incertitudes of Furphy’s magnum opus provide the observant queer reader with an arousing focus on the late-nineteenth-century making of “sexuality” as a new regulatory system of sexual organisation. In advocating an engagement between Such…

Rosa Praed's position in Australian literary history has her firmly placed within the romantic voices of the colonial period. She is one of the 'Lady Novelists' and likewise is often grouped with her contemporaries Ada Cambridge and 'Tasma' (Jessie Couvreur)…