Read It Again is the fourth collection in Chris Wallace-Crabbe's critical career, a career that has run alongside, or perhaps beneath, a rich and productive…
Duwell surveys the writing life of Andrew Taylor which, in his view, has so far only received fairly superficial and fragmented critical comment and ‘awaits…
AS the author of three previous literary biographies: that of an over- excitable South African poet, later fascist and anti-semite; of a talented South African…
A poetry as carefully produced and sensitive to the dense interweavings of reality as that of Judith Beveridge can be difficult to describe since pulling…
How is it that we can find our way around a city if we think that every street, every suburb, looks the same? The devil…
We have decided to vary our usual procedure and include an editorial for this issue since Australian Literary Studies is at a point at which…
In Sartre's novel, at the much quoted point at which the protagonist affirms 'I recognize no allegiance except to myself ... all I want is…
Most reviews in Australian newspapers and journals at the moment seem to be written either by academics or by professional journalists whose hearts and minds…