Katharine Susannah Prichard, Goldfields Trilogy (review)
by Marcie|Buried in Print. KSP’s historic call to action reverberates with unexpected strength.
Catherine Helen Spence, Mr Hogarth’s Will (review)
by Emma|Book Around the Corner: Catherine Helen Spence (1825-1910). Australian Social and Political Reformer, Writer and Teacher who worked for Children
Nathan Hobby, The Red Witch (review)
by Bill Holloway. A review of the first biography of Katharine Susannah Prichard since her son, Ric Throssell’s Wild Weeds and Windflowers (1975)
Miles Franklin, My Career Goes Bung (review)
A wallaby would have done just as well as a human being to endure the nothingness of existence as it has been known to me
David Adams ed., The Letters of Rachel Henning (review)
by Bill Holloway A review of the ‘work’ constructed from the letters of Rachel Henning, an emigrant from England to New South Wales in the 1850s. Rachel Henning (1826-1914) came out to Australia, in the wake of her brother Biddulph and sisters Annie and...
Louisa Atkinson, Gertrude the Emigrant (review)
by Bill Holloway. The ‘first’ Australian novel is contested, but Gertrude the Emigrant: A Tale of Colonial Life (1857) is the first novel whose author was born in Australia.
