The study of literary anonymity and pseudonymity outside of our existing disciplinary
infrastructure raises a variety of questions for book history scholars. How can we study areas …

In recent years, Australian literature has experienced a revival of interest both domestically
and internationally. The increasing prominence of work by writers like Christos Tsiolkas …

This research aims to establish a systematic overview of contemporary developments and to
chart the development of the Australian industry's rights sales capabilities over recent …

This study analyzes the fiction holdings of thirty library catalogues from twenty-three discrete
circulating libraries in colonial Australia, New Zealand, South Africa, and Singapore from …

A growing number of data-rich analyses of literature and literary culture—variously
described as 'distant reading'(Moretti 2005),'algorithmic criticism'(Ramsay …

Abstract This article examines Catherine Helen Spence's Autobiography through the lens of
settler colonial sociability. It argues that Spence strategically depicts associational life in the …

It is a truth universally acknowledged that an author in possession of a manuscript must be
in want of a good publisher. When the manuscript is a cookery book, the well-known …

The RSVP Bibliography catalogues essays, books, master's theses, and doctoral
dissertations published in the field of Victorian periodicals between December 2011 and …

In the years after 1 January 1901, when ideas of a new Australian civilisation began to
emerge in the wake of Federation, two novels emerged from the 1890s to become …

This thesis follows the British publisher Macmillan & Co. as it set up its first international
branch office in New York, from 1869 to the 1891. It outlines how Macmillan's New York …