Volume 23 No. 4

Mary of Kilmore

Interview with Christos Tsiolkas: ‘What Does Fiction Do?’: On Dead Europe: Ethics and Aesthetics

Review of By the Book: A Literary History of Queensland, edited by Patrick Buckridge and Belinda McKay

Review of The Third Metropolis: Imagining Brisbane through Art and Literature 1940-1970, by William Hatherell

Review of Paper Empires: A History of the Book in Australia, 1946-2005, edited by Craig Munro and Robin Sheahan-Bright

‘Sweet Mary of Kilmore’: Discrimination in Australian Folklore Scholarship

A Politics of the Dreamtime: Destructive and Regenerative Rainbows in Alexis Wright’s Carpentaria

Review of Water from the Moon: Illusion and Reality in the Works of Australian Novelist Christopher Koch by Jean-François Vernay

Review of David Malouf, by Don Randall

Review of Witnessing the Past: History and Post-Colonialism in Australian Historical Novels, by Sigrun Meinig

Review of Mudrooroo: A Likely Story, by Maureen Clark

When ‘History Changes Who We Were’

Future Tense: Dead Europe and Viral Anti-Semitism

Joyce Eyre and Australian Literature at the University of Tasmania

Erocide Is Painless: Insensation in Les Murray’s Fredy Neptune

‘Isn’t there a poem about this, Mr de Mille?’: On Quotation, Camp and Colonial Distancing

Singing up Country in the Poetry of Judith Wright and Pablo Neruda