“This lively collection of essays, organized thematically into five sections, brings new perspectives to bear on Australian women’s writing from the late nineteenth century onwards. Highly recommended.” (Deirdre Coleman, Robert Wallace Chair of English, University of Melbourne, Australia)
“This new collection of essays claims a space for Australian women’s writing not only in Australian literature but in our broader readings of space and environment, race and indigeneity, gender and sexuality, women’s lives and women’s careers. It brings a new transnational dimension to our understanding of Australian women’s writing.” (David Carter, Professor of Australian Literature and Cultural History, School of Communication and Arts, The University of Queensland, Australia)
“A spectacularly comprehensive account of Australian women’s writing as mediated by a transnational Indian perspective. It will undoubtedly generate many new research directions and collaborations.” (Sneja Gunew, Professor Emerita, English/ Institute for Gender, Race, Sexuality and Social Justice, University of British Columbia, Canada)