Claiming Space for Australian Women’s Writing

<p>1&nbsp;Writing the Silence: Grieving Mothers and the Literature of War.- 2&nbsp;Among the Reeds: A Lost Novel of Women’s Emancipation.- 3&nbsp;Poetic Rivalry and Silent Love: Lawson’s Muse and Mary the Bard.- 4&nbsp;Gothic Moods and Colonial Night Guests: Beatrice Grimshaw’s writings on Fiji.- 5&nbsp;From Miles Franklin to Germaine Greer: Writing as Activism.- 6 Kate Grenville’s Transgressive Narratives.- 7&nbsp;Disparate Visions: The Contesting Homefront Worlds of Gwen Harwood, Faith Richmond and Judith Wright (1939-45).- 8&nbsp;Made in Suburbia: Intra-Suburban Narratives in Contemporary Australian Women’s Fiction.- 9&nbsp;‘Properties of a Lady’s Pen’: The literary craft of Georgiana Molloy.- 10&nbsp;Inner Space to Outer Space: Lesbian Writing in Australia.- 11&nbsp;Possibilities from the Peripheries into the Urban Labyrinth: Helen Garner’s Monkey Grip.- 12&nbsp;‘The sex thing is strange’: The Queerness of Barbara Hanrahan’s Fiction.- 13&nbsp;Australian Aboriginal Women’s Protest Poetry.- 14&nbsp;Locating Indigenous Sovereign Spaces: Race and Womanhood in Romaine Morton's Poetry.- 15.&nbsp;Writing the Aboriginal Women’s Auto/biographical Experience: Jackie Huggins and Jeanine Leane.- 16 On Becoming an Australian: The Journey of Patricia Pengilley.- 17&nbsp;Australianness in M. L. Skinner’s Exilic Novels.- 18&nbsp;Transnation and Feminine Fluidity: New Horizon in the Fiction of Chandani Lokugé.&nbsp;&nbsp;</p><p></p>