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Journal Articles Refereed
- "'Man-Moth' and the Flame of Influence: a poet reading poetry"
- 'Medieval Literature' or 'Early Europe'? How to win grants and change the course of scholarship
- 'Plagued by Hideous Imaginings': The Despondent Worlds of Contemporary Australian Fiction.
- 'What're yer lookin' at yer fuckin' dog?'
- Amos Oz. The Same Sea, translated from the Hebrew
- Anthologists, poets and scribes in Anglo-Saxon England
- Arabic Poetry in West Africa: An Assessment of the Panegyric and Elegy Genres in Arabic Poetry of the 19th and 20th Centuries in Senegal and Nigeria
- Athanasiana Syriaca and the Library of Dayr al-Suryan
- Bearing witness fiction: The suppression and evolution of second generation Israeli Holocaust fiction
- Comparative Literature
- Conjuring Egypt in Israeli Literature: Yitzhak Gormezano Goren's Blanche
- Eli Amir's Mafriah Hayonim
- Exile: Rupture and continuity in Jean Vanmai's Chan Dang and Fils de Chan Dang
- Genre Worlds: The Discursive Shaping of Knowledge
- Israeli Sephardic literature: Sami Michael's 'Victoria' as a case study
- Literature, Small Publishers and the Market in Culture
- Living with the Burden of a Survivor Parent: Lily Perri Amitai's Golem Bema'agal.
- Mourn the past in the present: narratives by the post-Holocaust generation
- Notes on the Research Future of Australian Literary Studies
- Poetry: what kind of behaviour is that?
- Postcolonial Literary Criticism and Global Warming
- Providing a psychological and emotional gateway through the medium of Shoah writings: David Grossman's See under: Love
- Recommendations to the Priests Severus Antioch or Severus of El-Ashmunein
- Reflecting the Detectives: Crime Fiction and the New Journalism in Late Nineteenth-Century Australia
- Reviving the Israeli Roots Novel
- Ronit Matalon's Ethnic Masterpiece.
- S.Y Agnon's Thus Far, In Mr Lublin's Store and Shira: The Continual Dislocation of German Jewry.
- Susan Sered. What makes Women Sick?
- The Holocaust world of Yechiel Fajner
- The Injuries of Time: Geoffrey Chaucer, Thomas Speght and Wade's Boat
- The Politics of Style: Staying Alive
- The Psychology of Composition (the Unconscious Metaphor)
- The Public Humanities
- The after-effects of the Shoah as represented in the writings of second-generation Israeli female novelists
- The bipolar dichotomy in the representation of ageing in the Amos Oz Canon
- The postmodern ends of obscenity: Pornography, self-parody and aesthetics
- The prose poem: a short history, a brief reflection and a dose of the real thing
- The psychological wounds of the second generation in post-war Holocaust literature
- The sexual objectification of the Oz women
- Transmitting pain into art in contemporary Israeli fiction
- Transports of the Imagination: some relations between globalisation and literature
- World Haiku
- Yehuda Amichai's not of this time, not of this place: the halving of the German Jew
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Journal Articles Unrefereed
- A Spot of Bother by Mark Haddon (CAE Book Group Discussion Notes)
- Australian Poetry - Publication, Diversity, Support and Promotion
- Deborah - Prophetess and Judge
- Ephemeral Classics? The influence and fate of the 'professorial novel'
- Secrets of the Jury Room by Malcolm Knox (Book Discussion Notes)
- State of Play: A Tale of Two Manuscripts
- Talking about Creativity and Neuroscience
- world haiku 2006
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Journal Articles Unrefereed Letters Or Notes
- "Unless by Carol Shields"
- 'Saving Words'. Review of Martin Harrison's Who Wants to Create Australia? Essays on Poetry and Ideas on Contemporary Australia and Katherine Barnes and Jan Lloyd's (eds) Words for their Own Sake: The Pursuit of Literature in an Economic ratioinalist World
- Aboriginal Voices Resist Colonial History
- Australian Poetry: Publication, Diversity, Support and Promotion
- Bleak Vision. Review of Odo Hirsch's Slaughterboy
- Co-editor with Stephen Muecke of Desecration
- Co-editor with Stephen Muecke of The Italian Effect
- Fantasies of Fetishism: From Decadence to the Post-Human
- Follow the rabbit-proof fence by Doris Pilkington
- Gould's book of fishes
- Knowing your budgie
- Now for the genetically modified PhD
- Review of D. Runia & G. E. Sterling (eds) 1999 The Studia Philonica Annual XI. Brown Judaic Studies 323. Atlanta Georgia, and Manuel Alexandre Jr 1999 Rhetorical Argumentation in Philo of Alexandria. Brown Judiac Studies 322 (Studia Philonica Monographs 2) Atlanta Georgia.
- Review of J Murphy-O'Connor, St Paul's Corinth: Texts and Archaelogy (Collegeville: Liturgical Press, 2002).
- Review of R. Ebied, A. van Roey, L.R Wickhwm, 1998 Petrus Callinicensis Patriarchae Antiocheni. Tractatus contra Damianum, vol III, libri tertii capita XX-XXIV (Corpus Christianorum Series Graeca 35) Leuven
- Reviews: Binks, Condon
- Reviews: Erlanger, Panckridge, Hatherly
- Reviews: McKimmie, Simpson, Gallo, Peterson
- Running Amok in Java - Confessions of a Spice Girl
- The heart of Imagery
- The tears of strangers
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Major Published Works
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Major Reference Works
- Historical fiction: modernism and postmodernism
- Holocaust Literature: an encyclopedia of writers and their work
- Holocaust Literature: an encyclopedia of writers and their work
- Holocaust Literature: an encyclopedia of writers and their work
- Holocaust Literature: an encyclopedia of writers and their work
- Holocaust Literature: an encyclopedia of writers and their work
- Holocaust Literature: an encyclopedia of writers and their work
- Holocaust Literature: an encyclopedia of writers and their work
- Paperback Fiction
- Reference Guide to Holocaust Literature
- Reference Guide to Holocaust Literature
- Shmuel Yosef Agnon (1887-1970)
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Minor Published Works
- "Villanelle"
- A Natural History of Cats
- Among the Isobars
- Asylum
- At margins such as this
- Dead Dog Dumped
- Faithfully
- Grasses
- I am not the trick of the flower
- I am not the trick of the flower
- India
- Joy on the Very Edge of History
- Late Philosophy
- Morning
- Nap
- On Becoming a Rhinoceros
- Poetry: what kind of behaviour is that?
- Poetry: what kind of behaviour is that?
- Stoics at Marriner's lookout
- Stranger Country
- THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
- The Lost
- The Toucher
- The wonder of your passing
- across the sea
- and all the time the air is smiling
- and all the time the air is smiling
- another fine mess
- bananas
- breaks the glass clouds (where
- essay on the determinate and language
- everything is going quite well now
- free-bison with the net up
- have you heard the latest conspiracy theory
- i
- in uncertain glass (you
- light years fall
- lying in the dark
- the cement of our nation
- the endeavor of strangers
- the man running thru the dark of the day
- the progress of inane sense
- the things around my room
- the wonder of your passing
- three leaves
- three leaves
- two haiku
- yes
- your room is full of dolls
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Research Book Chapters
- Alberto Caeiro in Kothvogl: Reinhard P. Gruber's Zweimal 100 gedichte gegen gedichte als pessoanische antipoesie(Alberto Caeiro in Kothvogl: Reinhard P. Gruber's Zweimal 100 gedichte gegen gedichteas pessoan antipoetry)
- Exile: Rupture and continuity in Jean Vanmai's Chân Dang and Fils de Chân Dang
- How critical is the aesthetic? The role of literature in English
- Introduction: Chicago, Birmingham, Scenes and Communities
- Introduction: Medieval and Gothic Australia
- Introduction: Sexed Subjects, Virtual Communities, Neo-Tribes
- Introduction: Subcultural Histories
- Introduction: Subcultures and Music
- L'Évêque aux 150 épouses: Transgressions et transformations du Catholicisme à l'île Bathurst (The bishop with 150 wives: Transgressions and transformations of Catholicism on Bathurst Island)
- Reception: twentieth and twenty-first centuries
- Romantic Medievalism and Gothic Horror: Wordsworth, Tennyson, Kendall, and the Dilemmas of Antipodean Gothic
- The 'UnAustralian' Goth: Notes Towards a Dislocated National Subject
- The Problem of Holocaust Remembrance in Israel of the 1950s: Aharon Megged's "The Name"
- The response to the Holocaust in Israeli society of the 1950s and 1960s through the literature of the time
- Walking through Cathedrals: Scholars, Pilgrims, and Medieval Tourists