Vol. 26 No. 2 (2019): Thea Astley Special Issue

Published: 2019-12-01

Articles

Introduction The work of Thea Astley

Susan Sheridan

199-202
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Topographies of reception Thea Astley

Leigh Dale

203-216
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Girl with a monkey

Kate Cantrell

217
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Double trouble The teacher/satirist duality in Thea Astley's critical writings

Kate Cantrell, Lesley Hawkes

218-231
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Reading the 'Gold Coast Symphony' in Thea Astley's 'The Acolyte'

Alison Bartlett

232-244
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Thea Astley's modernism of the 'Deep North', or on (un)kindness

Jessica Gildersleeve

245-255
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The death of Australian literature in Thea Astley's 'Drylands'

Meg Brayshaw

256-268
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'To my brother' Gay love and sex in Thea Astley's novels and stories

Cheryl Taylor

269-284
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Reviews

Karen Lamb, 'Thea Astley: Inventing Her Own Weather', Brisbane: University of Queensland Press, 2015, 360 pp., ISBN 9 7807 0225 3560, A$34.95.

Emma Doolan

285-286
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Susan Sheridan, 'The Fiction of Thea Astley, Cambria Australian Literature', edited by Susan Lever, New York: Cambria Press, 2016, 186 ppl., ISBN 9 7816 0497 9329, US$99.99.

Louise Henry

286-287
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Thea Astley, 'Selected Poems', edited by Cheryl Taylor, Brisbane: University of Queensland Press, 2017, 167 pp., ISBN 9 7807 0225 9791, A$24.95.

Ariella Van Luyn

287-290
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Kerry-Anne Walsh, 'Hoodwinked' and Bligh Grant, Tod Moore and Tony Lynch (eds), The Rise of Right-Populism

Richard Gehrmann

290-292
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