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Review of *Australian Culture Elites* by John Docker and *The Australian Experience* edited by W.S. Ransom

Poets Versus Critics

Review of *The Mystery of Unity: Theme and Technique in the Novels of Patrick White* by Patricia A. Morley

Review of *Clara Morison* by Catherine Helen Spence, edited by Susan Eade; and *Catherine Spence* by Janet Cooper

Review of *The Jindyworobaks*, selected and edited with an introduction by Brian Elliott

Review of *James McAuley: Poetry, Essays and Personal Commentary* ed. Leonie Kramer, *Poetry and Gender: Statements and Essays in Australian Women's Poetry and Poetics* ed. David Brooks and Brenda Walker, and *A Question of Commitment: Australian Literature in the Twenty Years after the War* by Susan McKernan

Body in the Vault: The Unpublished Novels of Eve Langley

Review of *That Shining Band,* *Christina Stead*, *Dancing on Hot Macadam: Peter Carey's Fiction*, *Provisional Maps: Critical Essays on David Malouf,* and *The Ironic Eye*

Kenneth Slessor and the Chinese

Review *Henry Lawson, a Life* by Colin Roderick, *The Order of Things: A Life of Joseph Furphy* by John Barnes, and *The Life and Opinions of Tom Collins: A Study of the Works of Joseph Furphy* by Julian Croft

A View from Somewhere New (Review Essay)

Looking for the History in Literary History: Review of *The Oxford Literary History of Australia*

Review of *The Country of Lost Children: An Australian Anxiety*, by Peter Pierce

*My Brilliant Career*: The Career of the *Career*

Review of *Telling Stories: Australian Life and Literature, edited by Tanya Dalziell and Paul Genoni.

Review of *Thomas Keneally’s Career and the Literary Machine* by Paul Sharrad.

Review of *Polities and Poetics: Race Relations and Reconciliation in Australian Literature* by Adelle Sefton-Rowston

The Ends of Empire: Australian Steampunk and the Reimagining of Euro-Modernity

‘Islands, Islands’: An Archipelagic Reading of Ruth Park’s *Fishing in the Styx* (1993)

Porous Realism and the Precarious Home in Ruth Park’s Fiction