Is Australian romance an oxymoron? It has been long thought so; not for us Don Juan or Don Quixote but...

Translation – always one of the key arts of literature – has a particular importance in Australia, where our writers...

An exciting array of everything poetic from all over the shop. Ken Bolton’s long poem “Luminous Hum”, John Tranter’s ...

This 70th anniversary issue pays particular attention to current moment of Australian writing and reading as these are focussed...

When it comes to relations with the animal realm, the Australian nation and its people have a troubled history...

By gathering together some of the best papers from two recent landmark conferences, the Christopher Brennan/Stéphane Mallarmé “Double Exposures” colloquium...

Fifty years ago Grace Paley published The Little Disturbances of Man, a collection of short stories about the turbulent relationships...

This issue focuses on the interconnections between literature, visual art and music in terms of collaboration, shared intensities, radical and...

Focussed about a fascinating miscellany of Australian/Chinese literary relations, this issue contains such gems, wrangles and enter­tain­ments as...

Professor Elizabeth Webby’s contribution to Australian literary studies is by now well recognised. She has helped reclaim modes of writing...

You don’t have to use sedition laws in order to make them effective. Create the right environment and a people...

Paul Carter has challenged us to think about space and its inhabitation – beyond the square. Founding the concept of...

Is it possible that writing can be a way of recovering health? This issue features articles exploring this fascinating question....

This issue features a number of antipodean approaches to one of the most interesting concepts for the arts in our...

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I can see my house from here “…Let us praise all the following
pieces for their voicing of minds trapped by...