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f: Falconer — Fuhrmann
Delia Falconer is the author of two novels, The Service of Clouds and The Lost Thoughts of Soldiers....
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Suzanne Falkiner is a Sydney writer. Her biography Mick: A Life of Randolph Stow...
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Michael Farrell is the author of Writing Australian Unsettlement: Modes of Poetic Invention 1796-1945...
Essays by Michael Farrell →Sujatha Fernandes is a writer and academic at the University of Sydney. She is...
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Luke Fischer is a poet and philosopher. His books include the poetry collections A...
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Mark Fisher was an English cultural critic, theorist, blogger and teacher. Born in 1968,...
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Toby Fitch is poetry editor for Overland. His books of poetry include Rawshock, which...
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Victoria Flanagan is a senior lecturer in children’s literature at Macquarie University. She is...
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Chris Fleming is Associate Professor in the School of Humanities and Communication Arts at...
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Kevin Foster is an Associate Professor in the School of English Communications and Performance...
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Michelle Foster is an Associate Professor and Director of the International Refugee Law Research...
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Andrew Fuhrmann is a reviewer of books and theatre.
Essays by Andrew Fuhrmann →g: Galimond — Gunew
Paul Galimond studied comparative religion and literature at the University of Queensland. After living...
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Peter Garrett grew up in Sydney and attended Gordon West Public School and Barker...
Essays by Peter Garrett →Ross Gibson’s work spans several media and disciplines. Recent projects include the Radio National...
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Rebecca Giggs writes about ecology and environmental imagination, animals, landscape, politics and memory. Her...
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Kyra Giorgi is a writer and researcher with an interest in modern Turkey, post-Soviet...
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Jane Gleeson-White is an internationally acclaimed writer and author of Six Capitals (2014), Double Entry (2011), Australian Classics (2007) and Classics (2005)....
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Stuart Glover teaches writing at the University of Queensland.
Essays by Stuart Glover →Brannavan Gnanalingam is a novelist, reviewer and lawyer based in Wellington, New Zealand. He...
Essays by Brannavan Gnanalingam →Peter Goldsworthy’s most recent book is the novel Minotaur. His 1995 novel Wish is...
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Kerryn Goldsworthy is a freelance writer and critic who lectured in literature at the...
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Peter Goldsworthy divides his time equally between writing and medicine. His novel Wish (1995)...
Essays by Peter Goldsworthy →Elena Gomez is a poet and book editor living in Melbourne. Her first full-length...
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Jane Goodall’s most recent book is The Politics of the Common Good (NewSouth). She...
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Lisa Gorton is a poet whose first collection Press Release won the Victorian Premier’s...
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James Gourley is a lecturer in the School of Humanities and Communication Arts and...
Essays by James Gourley →Madeleine Gray is a writer and critic, who holds a Masters (with Distinction) in...
Essays by Madeleine Gray →Kate Grenville’s prize-winning international bestseller The Secret River has been adapted for the stage...
Essays by Kate Grenville →Eloise Grills is an award-winning essayist, comics artist and poet living in Melbourne. In...
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Emeritus Professor Sasha Grishin AM, FAHA, at the Australian National University, works internationally as...
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Alice Grundy is the Editor of Seizure and Associate Publisher at Brio.
Essays by Alice Grundy →Katrina Gulliver is currently working on a history of urban life. She has written...
Essays by Katrina Gulliver →Eda Gunaydin is a Turkish-Australian writer and researcher. She is the current Dinny O’Hearn...
Essays by Eda Gunaydin →Dr. Sneja Gunew (FRSC) B.A. (Melbourne), M.A. (Toronto), Ph.D. (Newcastle, NSW) has taught in England, Australia and...
Essays by Sneja Gunew →h: Halford — Hungerford
James Halford is the author of Requiem with Yellow Butterflies (UWAP 2019), a Latin...
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Bill Harding once wrote send ups of TV shows for school friends to read....
Essays by Bill Harding →Rebecca Harkins-Cross is a Melbourne-based nonfiction writer and critic. Her award-winning work has been...
Essays by Rebecca Harkins-Cross →Alexis Harley is the author of Autobiologies: Charles Darwin and the Natural History of...
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Melinda Harvey is a Lecturer in English at Monash University and Director of the...
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Owen Hatherley is an English writer who publishes regularly on architecture, culture and politics.
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Ashley Hay’s latest novel is A Hundred Small Lessons. Her previous novel, The Railwayman’s Wife, received...
Essays by Ashley Hay →Jerath Head is a writer and editor. His writing has been published in Kill...
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Adam Heron recently completed a PhD at the University of Melbourne. He is currently...
Essays by Adam Heron →Ian Hesketh is an ARC Future Fellow in the Institute for Advanced Studies in...
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Paul Hetherington is Associate Professor of Writing at the University of Canberra, co-editor of...
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Michael Heyward was John Clarke’s editor. He is publisher at Text Publishing and the...
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Barry Hill has won Premier’s Awards for poetry, non-fiction and the essay. He is...
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Peter Holbrook is Professor of Shakespeare and English Literature at the University of Queensland,...
Essays by Peter Holbrook →Rita Horanyi is an emerging literary critic, currently based in Adelaide, where she works for...
Essays by Rita Horanyi →Robert Horne is in the process of completing his novel Made In Cambodia as...
Essays by Robert Horne →Eva Hornung is an award-winning writer of literary fiction and criticism. The Last Garden...
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Simmone Howell is the award-winning author of YA novels, Notes from the Teenage Underground, Everything Beautiful...
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Jocelyn Hungerford is a freelance writer and editor based in Sydney.
Essays by Jocelyn Hungerford →i: Indyk — Indyk
Ivor Indyk is the publisher of the Giramondo book imprint and Whitlam Chair in...
Essays by Ivor Indyk →j: Jagose — Jurate Sasnaitis
Annamarie Jagose is Dean of the Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences at the...
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Subhash Jaireth has published three collections of poetry and four books of fiction and...
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Linda Jaivin is the author of eleven long-form works, including seven novels, five of...
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Andrew Jakubowicz is Professor of Sociology at the University of Technology, Sydney. He is...
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Anne Jamison is Lecturer of Literary Studies at Western Sydney University. Her research focuses...
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Ali Jane Smith is a poet and critic. In 2015 her poem ‘Another Literary...
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Lu Jiande is Director of the Institute of Literature at the Chinese Academy of...
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James Jiang teaches in the English and Theatre Studies program at the University of...
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Roslyn Jolly is a scholar and travel writer who lives in Sydney. She is...
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Gail Jones is a professor in the Writing and Society Research Centre at Western...
Essays by Gail Jones →Jill Jones has published eleven full-length books of poetry, including Viva the Real (UQP...
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Rhian E. Jones writes on history, politics, popular culture and the places where they intersect.
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Nicholas Jose has written widely on Australian and Asian culture. He has published several acclaimed...
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Atul Joshi has had short fiction published in The Big Issue’s 2018 Fiction Edition,...
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Mireille Juchau is a novelist, essayist and critic. Her third novel, The World Without Us, was...
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Evelyn Juers is an art and literary critic, biographer, and co-publisher of Giramondo books....
Essays by Evelyn Juers →Ben Juers is a cartoonist, writer, print-maker, and co-art editor, along with Bailey Sharp,...
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Francesca Jurate Sasnaitis is a writer, artist and small-time publisher of poetry and artist...
Essays by Francesca Jurate Sasnaitis →k: Kagan — Kraus
Dion Kagan is writer, editor and researcher. His writing has appeared in Australian Book...
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Douglas Kahn is Professor of Media and Innovation, UNSW Art & Design, University of New South...
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Ashley Kalagian Blunt is a Sydney-based author. Her first book, My Name Is Revenge,...
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Vrasidas Karalis teaches Modern Greek Studies at the University of Sydney where he holds...
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Niva Kaspi is a lecturer and program coordinator at Edith Cowan College in Perth....
Essays by Niva Kaspi →Paul Kelaita is a researcher, writer, and teacher who received his PhD in Gender...
Essays by Paul Kelaita →Professor Stuart Kells is Adjunct Professor at La Trobe University’s College of Arts, Social...
Essays by Stuart Kells →Michelle Kelly graduated from the University of Sydney’s Department of English with a PhD...
Essays by Michelle Kelly →Sean Kelly is a writer and columnist who divides his time between Sydney and London.
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Sheng Keyi was born in Hunan province China in 1973 and now lives in...
Essays by Sheng Keyi →Nick Keys is a writer and artist based in Sydney. He directs the Centre...
Essays by Nick Keys →Sukhmani Khorana lectures in media and culture at the University of Wollongong. She is...
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Richard King is a freelance writer based in Fremantle, Western Australia. He is the...
Essays by Richard King →Louis Klee is a writer, essayist, and poet. His poem ‘Sentence to Lilacs’ co-won...
Essays by Louis Klee →Stephen Knight is an Honorary Research Professor in Literature at the University of Melbourne,...
Essays by Stephen Knight →Sara Knox is a member of the Writing and Society Research Centre at WSU....
Essays by Sara Knox →Julie Koh is the author of Capital Misfits and Portable Curiosities. The latter was shortlisted for the...
Essays by Julie Koh →Kiriaki Koubaroulis is an independent arts manager and writer, with experience across the creative...
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George Kouvaros is Professor of Film Studies in the School of the Arts and...
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Chris Kraus is a cutting-edge LA-based writer of fiction and art criticism. Her books...
Essays by Chris Kraus →l: La Rosa — Lynch
Laura La Rosa is a proud Darug woman, writer, critic and graphic designer. She...
Essays by Laura La Rosa →Mike Ladd is a poet, radio producer and essayist. He has published nine collections...
Essays by Mike Ladd →Greta LaFleur is associate professor of American studies at Yale University and the author...
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Matthew Lamb is founding editor of Review of Australian Fiction, and former editor of...
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Julieanne Lamond is a Lecturer in English at the Australian National University. She has...
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Jo Langdon is an early career researcher and teacher in literary studies. She is...
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Tali Lavi is a writer, reviewer and public interviewer. Her reviews and writing have...
Essays by Tali Lavi →Shirley Le is a Vietnamese-Australian writer from Yagoona. She is a member of Sweatshop:...
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Tom Lee is director of the masters of design at the University of Technology,...
Essays by Tom Lee →Mary Leunig was born in Melbourne in 1950, and currently lives and works in...
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Susan Lever is the general editor of the Cambria Press Australian Literature Series of...
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James Ley was the Inaugural Editor of the Sydney Review of Books from January...
Essays by James Ley →Isabelle Li is a Chinese Australian writer and translator. She has published in various...
Essays by Isabelle Li →Gwee Li Sui is a well-loved poet, graphic artist, and literary critic from Singapore....
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Julian Littler is an Australian freelance writer and journalist based in Tokyo and Melbourne....
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Greg Lockhart is author of The Minefield: An Australian Tragedy in Vietnam (2007), which...
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Ramon Lopez-Castellano is an Assistant Lecturer in the School of Languages, Cultures and Linguistics...
Essays by Ramon Lopez-Castellano →Astrid Lorange is a writer, artist and teacher. She lectures at UNSW Art &...
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Angelo Loukakis has been a writer, teacher, scriptwriter, editor and publisher. He is the...
Essays by Angelo Loukakis →Nic Low is a New Zealand-born, Melbourne-based writer of Ngāi Tahu Māori and European...
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Anthony Lynch is the author of the short story collection Redfin (2007) and the...
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