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- Annual Bibliography of Studies in Australian Literature: 2003Essay1 May 2004
- ‘The Other Seven Little Australians’: *The Man Who Loved Children* Reads Ethel TurnerEssay1 October 2010
- The Post-Sovereign Novel: Biopolitical Immunities in Manfred Jurgensen’s *The American Brother*Essay10 August 2016
- ‘Are you weaker than a woman, weaker even than a mother?’: Abjection and Infanticide in *Dead Europe* and *Drift*Essay1 October 2007
- **Review of *Last Letter to a Reader: Essays*, by Gerald Murnane**Review2 May 2023
- Dreaming of the Middle Ages: The Place of the ‘mittelalterlich’ and Socialist Awareness in Christina’s Stead’s Early FictionEssay1 November 2011
- ‘Are We the Future of the Past?’ : Gothic Pasts, Gothic Futures, and Imaginary LivesEssay1 October 2011
- ‘The Young Man Will Go Far’: Educational Mobility and Christina Stead’s Compositional Practice in the Early 1930sEssay7 December 2016
- The Tank Stream Press: Urban Modernity and Cultural Life in Christina Stead’s *Seven Poor Men of Sydney*Essay7 December 2016
- Politics and Passion in Stead’s Late NovelsEssay7 December 2016
- Annual Bibliography of Studies in Australian Literature: 2001Essay1 May 2002
- Review of *Telling Stories: Australian Life and Literature, edited by Tanya Dalziell and Paul Genoni.Review1 October 2013
- Reading the South Through Northern Eyes: Jorge Luis Borges’s Australian Reception, 1962–2016Essay9 July 2018
- Before the Nation: Rolf Boldrewood and the Problem of Scale in National LiteraturesEssay31 October 2015
- Rereading David Malouf’s *Fly Away Peter*: The Great War, Aboriginal Dispossession, and the Politics of RememberingEssay1 May 2009
- Toward Worlding Settler Texts: Tracking the Uses of Miles Franklin’s *My Brilliant Career* through the CurriculumEssay19 September 2017
- A Pastoral Reading of Christina Stead’s *Cotters’ England*Essay30 June 2015
- Review of *An Unsentimental Bloke: The Life and Works of C.J. Dennis*, by Philip ButterssReview1 November 2013
- Sanctuary and Scars: Salt as a Landscape Element in the Novels and Non-Fiction of Tim WintonEssay2 May 2023
- Annual Bibliography of Studies in Australian Literature: 2008Essay1 May 2009