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- Repairing Rationality: Max Bense and the Automation of Literature in Post-War GermanyEssay22 December 2025
- Writing Places in the Spaces of AIEssay22 December 2025
- The Communion of Clouds: Becoming-Woman in Coetzee’s *Waiting for the Barbarians*Essay25 February 2018
- On Not Having Sex: Sumner Locke Elliott and Queer HistoryEssay19 December 2019
- Out from the Shadows: The Realist Writers’ Movement, 1944-1970, and Communist Cultural DiscourseEssay1 October 1992
- Losing Sight of Billy: Moving Beyond the Specular in *Haxby’s Circus*Essay23 May 2022
- 'Tipping the Scales': Introduction to Australian Literary Studies Literary Value Special IssueEssay30 October 2023
- Technologies of Literature: Reading, Judgment, and the Large Language ModelEssay22 December 2025
- Introduction: AI and the Future of Literary StudiesEssay22 December 2025
- ‘The Kingdom of Dust’: *Voss* as Planetary EpicEssay11 December 2022
- ‘No light, no land or sea’: Urban alienation in Elizabeth Harrower’s *Down in the City*.Essay16 November 2016
- ‘A recognised trouble-maker wherever he goes’: Narrated Surveillance, Redacted Recognition and the International Reach of ASIO’s Cultural Cold WarEssay1 November 2015
- The Historical Basis of For the Term of His Natural LifeEssay1 December 1963
- A.G. Stephens: The Critical *Credo*Essay1 December 1964
- The Redemptive Theme in *His Natural Life*Essay1 June 1965
- On Finding ‘Australia’: Mirages, Mythic Images, Historical CircumstancesEssay1 October 1986
- Charles Harpur and the Myth of OriginsEssay1 October 1987
- The Penguin and the Man-O’-War Hawk: Joseph Furphy’s Critical Reputation, 1903-1947Essay1 October 1987
- Sir Samuel Griffith, Dante and the Italian Presence in Nineteenth-Century Australian Literary CultureEssay1 October 1989
- The Aboriginal Subject in Autobiography: Ruby Langford’s *Don’t Take Your Love to Town*Essay1 May 1993