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- Adapting Australian Novels for the Stage: La Boite Theatre’s Version of *Last Drinks*, *Perfect Skin*, and *Johnno*Essay1 October 2008
- Along Gender Lines: Reassessing Relationships between Australian Novels, Gender and Genre from 1939 to 2006Essay1 October 2009
- Reading Institutional Women: A Nexus Approach to Bourdieu, *Summer Heights High*, and the Fiction of Elizabeth JolleyEssay1 October 2009
- Valerie Solanas and the Limits of SpeechEssay1 November 2009
- *The Lives of Others*: Tactics of Encounter and Wandering in Jennifer Maiden’s PoetryEssay1 May 2011
- Humanitarian Sex: Biopolitics, Ethics, and Aid Worker MemoirEssay1 June 2011
- On the Genealogy of Democracy: Reading Peter Carey’s *Parrot and Olivier in America*Essay1 June 2012
- Conceptual Poetry, Nonconceptual Poetry, Postconceptual PoetryEssay1 October 2013
- The Politics of English Studies in IndiaEssay1 June 2013
- Disciplined Action? The Challenges of English at Canterbury and BeyondEssay1 June 2013
- Displaced Selves in Contemporary Fiction, or the Art of Literary ActivismEssay1 November 2013
- A Dog with a Broken Back: Animals as Rhetoric and Reality in the Fiction of J. M. CoetzeeEssay1 June 2010
- ‘Listen to the People Who Know’: Nuclear Colonial Memory in the Work of Natalie Harkin and Yhonnie ScarceEssay2 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
- Cosmopolitanism, Sovereignty and MedievalismEssay1 November 2011
- In the Club: Australian Crime Fiction in the USA 1943-1954Essay1 October 2012
- Mary Fortune as Sylphid: ‘blond, and silk, and tulle’Essay1 October 2012
- Phonographic Books and the Late Nineteenth-Century ReaderEssay1 October 2014
- *The Mystery of a Hansom Cab* as Spatial Artefact: Exploring Class and the Spatial Unconscious in Nineteenth-Century Australia’s Favourite WhodunnitEssay19 December 2024