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In the same volume
- Preface
- Modelled on Blake?
- The Australian Dream
- The Translation and Marketing of Australian Literature in France
- English in Ireland and Irish in England
- History and Fiction
- The Spirit of the Land
- Telling the Truth about Australia's Past
- Shabine's Voyage through Language and History in Derek Walcott's The Schooner Flight
- Multicultural Australia and Transcultural Unreliable Narration in Indian-Australian Literature
- Literature as Reconciliation of Confusing Identities
- A Few Notes about History and Fiction
- Resistant Women in Aboriginal Canada
- Translating Aboriginal Myths
- Unsettling the Southland
- No One Gives a Fuck about Australia
- Twenty Golden Years Ago and Meandering Through Clarence
- Icon of Resistance
- Wizards and Witches of Oz
- The Goddess Slid into the Australian Desert
- Questioning Belonging in Thea Astley's Vanishing Points
- Morris Lurie
- Turning as Theme and Structure in Tim Winton's Short Stories
- Golf Beyond a Boundary
- A Land of Ghosts
- The Controversy about the Slave Trade and Slavery in Britain 1772-1834
- An Australian in Italy, Bernard Hickey
- Three Poems by John Newlove
- For Bernard Hickey
- Bologna Morning
- Bernard
- Divertimenti Italiani in Memory of Bernard Hickey
- Last Time
- Adze
- Letter to Bernard Hickey
- An Inquiring Man
- A man of Many Muses
- The Stone Lovers
- A Life Story
- Song
- Journeys through Sicily, Calabria and Puglia
- A Refreshing Cross Cultural Exchange Between Movies and Life
- Biographical Notes on Contributors
