In spite of imperfections, the story A Child in the Dark shows Lawson briefly displaying the strengths of storytelling that made him famous. And the depiction of the central relationship evokes a tenderness and delicacy of feeling that is unusual in his work, sympathetic to his creations as he often is

I am not sure why I decided to travel on […]

Percy Grainger loathed the popularity of his arrangement of the […]

The best way to experience the site of Gallipoli is […]

Asian Dawn by Michael Wilding Australian Scholarly, 2013, 226 pages, […]

In the later 1970s at Xavier Herbert’s request I attended […]

Like many other characters in Australian fiction, Bruce Pike, in […]

“How would you like a trip to Sydney?” James McAuley […]

Critics have related Australia to past movies, Australian and American, […]