One hundred and three poems and two books of light verse are the basis of Adrian Caesar's review of Kenneth Slessor's life and works. The…
Discusses the perception of a division in Australian society between those who followed the English model and pattern and those who adopted differing manners of…
'Five Bells' is admired for its imagery, emotional intensity, and the technical proficiency of its verse. The ideas expressed in it embarrass some critics and…
Professor Thomson's collection of Critical Essays on Kenneth Slessor falls into three parts: two new articles, one by the editor and another by him in…
Comments on the differences between Slessor’s own notes on ‘Five Visions’ and Croft’s earlier article.
A close reading of Slessor’s sequence, focussing on the nature of the visions and the visionaries; the use Slessor makes of his sources; and questions…