Volume 23 No. 2

The Traumas of Translation and the Translation of Trauma: Translation and Cultural Plurality in Fremd and Yasbincek

‘I shall tell just such stories as I please’ : Mary Fortune and the Australian Journal

Judith Wright and the Temporality of Composition

Remembering the War: Australian Novelists of the InterWar Years

Contemporary Poetry and the Sacred: Vincent Buckley, Les Murray and Samuel Wagon Watson

The Modernist Sacred: Randolph Stow and Patrick White

Suburban Sonnets: ‘Mrs Harwood’, Miriam Stone and Domestic Modernity

Unbecoming Australians : Crisis and Community in the Australian Villa/ge Book

Greeks and Moderns: The Search for Culture in the Official History of Australia in the War of 1914-1918

Professing the Popular: Political Fiction circa 2006

‘That Wild Run to London’ : Henry and Bertha Lawson in England

‘Are you weaker than a woman, weaker even than a mother?’: Abjection and Infanticide in Dead Europe and Drift

Henry Lawson and the ‘Pinker of Literary Agents’

Fold in the Map: Figuring Modernity in Gail Jones’s Dreams of Speaking and Elizabeth Knox’s Dreamhunter

Spatialising Experience : Gail Jones’s Black Mirror and the Contending of Postmodern Space

‘Will This be Your Poem, or Mine?’: The Give and Take of Story