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  • The Challenge of the ¿Post-postmodern¿ 
    Falconer Delia (Australian Association of Writing Programs, 2008)
    Using Dr Alan Kirby's essay 'The Death of Postmodernism and Beyond' as a starting point, this paper discusses his claim that we have passed from 'postmodernism' into a 'post-postmodern' era and considers what this means ...
  • Hadrian in Hell 
    Falconer Delia (Blank Inc, 2004)
  • The Historical Novel in Australia 
    Falconer Delia (Black Inc., 2003)
    The essay 'The Historical Novel in Australia' was an intervention into a debate, initiated by novelist Malcolm Knox, that too many historical novels were being published in Australia, to the detriment of an engaged realism. ...
  • The Lost Thoughts of Soldiers 
    Falconer Delia (Picador, 2005)
    The Lost Thoughts of Soldiers is a novel based on historical research in the US, and was published in hard cover by Picador Australia in 2005; it was republished in 2006 in paperback as The Lost Thoughts of Soldiers and ...
  • 'The Poetry of the Earth is Never Dead': Australia's Road Writing 
    Falconer Delia (Association for the Study of Australian Literature, 2009)
    This article discusses the process of editing The Australian Book of the Road. It uses William Hay¿s ¿An Australian Rip Van Winkle¿ as an exemplary Australian road text. With its diffuse sense of hauntedness, multiple ...
  • Republic of Love 
    Falconer Delia (University of Hawaii Press, 2006)
    I, Mary the Larrikin, tart of Jerilderie, have loved for roast beef and I have loved for the feather on a well-trimmed hat. In my room above the hotel bar I have felt a squatter's spurs and sucked once on a bishop's fingers. ...
  • Sydney 
    Falconer Delia (UNSW Press, 2010)
    This is a commissioned cultural history/memoir about Sydney, 50,000 words long. It covers Sydney's indigenous history; social history; and psychogeography, wound around memoir recalling the history of Sydney in the 60s ...