The Lost Thing
Essay by Gary Crew Written and illustrated by Shaun Tan, The Lost Thing (2000) prompts readers to …
Essay by Gary Crew Written and illustrated by Shaun Tan, The Lost Thing (2000) prompts readers to …
Essay by Felicity Castagna The underlying theme in Marcus Zusak’s novels is ordinariness. Whether…
Essay by Kerryn Goldsworthy When Richard Flanagan won the 2014 Man Booker Prize for his sixth novel…
Essay by Anne Summers It is almost impossible to believe: ten young women, all of them aged under…
Essay by Anne Pender Provocations The One Day of the Year is one of the most provocative plays …
Essay by Lucy Treep Eve Langley’s first novel, The Pea-pickers (1942), has surprised and …
Essay by Clare Bradford In 1989 Ursula Dubosarsky published her first book, Maisie and the Pinny …
Essay by James McNamara David Williamson is our most distinguished dramatist. His plays have been …
Essay by Kerryn Goldsworthy The slap that I wanted to deliver with that book was to a culture in …
Essay by Kim Mahood The death On the morning of November 19th, 2004, an Aboriginal man named …