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The Drowned World of Kenneth Slessor

Review of *Henry Handel Richardson: The Letters*, edited by Clive Probyn and Bruce Steele, with Rachel Solomon and Patrick O'Neill

The Dutch-Australian Connection: Willem Siebenhaar, D. H. Lawrence, *Max Havelaar* and *Kangaroo*

Review of *Convict Words: Language in Early Colonial Australia*, by Amanda Laugesen, and *Chain Letters: Narrating Convict Lives*, edited by Lucy Frost and Hamish Maxwell-Stewart

Review of *Tradition in Exile: A Comparative Study of Social Influences on the Development of Australian and Canadian Poetry in the Nineteenth Century* by John Pengwerne Matthews

‘This Country is My Mind’: Les Murray’s Poetics of Place

Wilde Identifications: Queering the Sexual and the National in the Work of Eve Langley

Review of *Playing Australia: Australian Theatre and the International Stage*, edited by Elizabeth Schafer and Susan Bradley Smith

Fresh Light on A. G. Stephens as Editor of Barcroft Boake’s Works

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

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

Review of *Patrick White: A Bibliography*, by Brian Hubber and Vivian Smith

Review of *Mongrel Signatures: Reflections on the Work of Mudrooroo*, edited by Annalisa Oboe

Review of *The Literary Larrikin: A Critical Biography of TA.G. Hungerford*, by Michael Crouch

Review of *Performance and Cosmopolitics: Cross-Cultural Transactions in Australasia* by Helen Gilbert and Jacqueline Lo, and *Unsettling Space: Contestations in Contemporary Australian Theatre* by Joanne Tompkins

Rereading David Malouf’s *Fly Away Peter*: The Great War, Aboriginal Dispossession, and the Politics of Remembering

Review of *Nine Lives: Postwar Women Writers Making Their Mark*, by Susan Sheridan

Is Australia (still) Postcolonial (yet)? Review of *Postcolonial Issues in Australian Literature*, edited by Nathanael O'Reilly

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

Review of *Networked Language: Culture and History in Australian Poetry*, by Philip Mead