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- Words, Sticks and Stones: Keneally, Literature and Social ImpactEssay1 November 2013
- Badlands and Borderlands: Self-Determination and the Limits of Intercultural Negotiation in the Fiction of Patricia Grace and Alice TawhaiEssay1 November 2010
- Honour the Single Soul: Homage to Randolph Stow (1936-2010)Essay1 May 2011
- Serving ‘a Male Philosophy’? *Elizabeth Costello*’s Feminism and Coetzee’s Dialogues with JoyceEssay25 February 2018
- Defining and Redefining Popular Genres: The Evolution of ‘New Adult’ FictionEssay3 December 2018
- Economies of Childhood in Nineteenth-Century Australia: Catherine Helen Spence’s Short Fiction for ChildrenEssay9 July 2018
- Shifting Timescapes and the Significance of the Mine in Alexis Wright’s *Carpentaria*Essay29 October 2020
- New Directions in Australian Literary Studies?: A Preliminary Discussion in Three ArticlesEssay1 October 1999
- Revisiting the ‘Problem’ of Anthropomorphism through Ceridwen Dovey’s *Only the Animals* (2014)Essay5 July 2019
- **The Commercial Function of Historical Book Reviews: An Interrogation of the Angus & Robertson Archives**Essay30 April 2021
- Who Gets to Survive the Apocalypse? Disability Hierarchy in Post-Disaster Fiction in Australian YAEssay23 May 2022
- ‘Nearly all deep fertile soil’: Les Murray, His Son and AutismEssay23 May 2022
- Kangaroo Redux: Reading the Conflicts of South Australian Settler Colonialism in W.A. Cawthorne’s *Kuperree*Essay30 September 2022
- Helen Garner’s EducationEssay28 October 2021
- Defining the Field of Irish-Australian Literature: Challenges and ConundrumsEssay30 September 2021
- Conceptualising Irish-Aboriginal WritingEssay30 September 2021
- Irish Protestant Colonialism and Educational Ideology in Australia:** **Hannah Boyd’s *Letters on Education* (1848)Essay30 September 2021
- ‘Ourselves Alone’? Encounters Between the Irish Literary Revival and Australian Settler-Modernisms, ca. 1913–1919Essay30 September 2021
- Less and More: The Poetics of Trauma and Transition in Kayleb Rae Candrilli’s What Runs OverEssay15 December 2025
- **Australian Triptych in Chinese-Language Migrant Fiction: Three Tales, Three Periods, Three Images**Essay15 December 2025