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Review of *Poet of the Colours: The Life of John Shaw Neilson* by John H. Phillips

Henry Kingsley in Australia

Review of *Christina Stead: A Life of Letters* by Chris Williams, *Christina Stead* by Diana Brydon, *Christina Stead* by Susan Sheridan, and *Christina Stead's Heroine: The Changing Sense of Decorum* by Kate Macomber Stern

Review of *Capricornia* and *South of Capricornia: short stories* (1925-34) by Xavier Herbert, and *Xavier Herbert: episodes from Capricornia, Poor Fellow My Country and other fiction, nonfiction and letters*, edited by Frances de Groen and Peter Pierce.

Review of *The Pathos of Distance*, *The Visitable Past: Images of Europe in Anglo-Australian Literature*, *Eagle and Emu: German-Australian Writing 1930-1990*, *An Antipodean Connection: Australian Writers, Artists and Travellers in Tuscany*

Review of *Kenneth Slessor*, by Adrian Caesar, and *Kenneth Slessor: Collected Poems*, edited by Dennis Haskell and Geoffrey Dutton

Review of *Les Murray*, by Steven Matthews, and *Attuned to Alien Moonlight: The Poetry of Bruce Dawe*, by Dennis Haskell

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

Review of *Stressing tile Modern: Cultural Politics in Australian Women's Poetry*, by Ann Vickery

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

Beatrice Davis and ‘The Sacredness of the Printed Word’

‘A Window of Life’: Essays on Ruth Park

‘Colonial Literature for Colonial Readers!’

Pastoral Retreat and Green Texts: The 2009 Globe Production of *Love’s Labour’s Lost*

Alan Seymour

‘Distant Voices, Still Lives’: The Correspondence Between H.H. Richardson and Her French Translator, Paul Solanges

‘The Life, the Loves, of that Dark Race’: The Ethnographic Verse of Mid-Nineteenth-Century Australia

Books as Gifts: The Meaning and Function of a Personal Library

‘Having Fun with the Professors’: Gwen Harwood and Doctor Eisenbart