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2024 Newspaper Article The greatest poet who never lived – Ern Malley at 80Nolan, Maggie (2024, 08 15). The greatest poet who never lived – Ern Malley at 80 The Conversation |
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2024 Newspaper Article Information and transformation: the continuing expansion of AustLitNolan, Maggie (2024, 05 01). Information and transformation: the continuing expansion of AustLit Australian Book Review 33-34. |
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2024 Newspaper Article Australian writers have been envisioning AI for a century. Here are 5 stories to read as we grapple with rapid changeHenrickson, Leah, Tang, David, Mills, Catriona and Nolan, Maggie (2024, 04 04). Australian writers have been envisioning AI for a century. Here are 5 stories to read as we grapple with rapid change The Conversation |
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2024 Newspaper Article Fiction's Otherness: Conjuring Joseph ConradNolan, Maggie (2024, 03 01). Fiction's Otherness: Conjuring Joseph Conrad Australian Book Review 38-38. |
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2022 Newspaper Article A dystopian or utopian future? Claire G. Coleman’s new novel Enclave imagines bothNolan, Maggie (2022, 07 12). A dystopian or utopian future? Claire G. Coleman’s new novel Enclave imagines both The Conversation |
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2020 Newspaper Article Stories that enrich the imaginationNolan, Maggie (2020, 05 16). Stories that enrich the imagination The Weekend Australian 41-41. |
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2020 Newspaper Article The ethics of reading and the experience of book clubsNolan, Maggie (2020, 01 20). The ethics of reading and the experience of book clubs ABC Religion and Ethics |
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2018 Newspaper Article The Murri Book Club and the politics of reading for Indigenous AustralianNolan, Maggie (2018, 07 09). The Murri Book Club and the politics of reading for Indigenous Australian The Conversation |
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2017 Newspaper Article Diverse voices: an unfolding narrativeNolan, Maggie (2017, 05 14). Diverse voices: an unfolding narrative The Weekend Australian: The Deal, Issue 93 42-42. |
