Titlebook: Literary Journalism in Colonial Australia; Willa McDonald Book 2023 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive licen

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Willa McDonaldIncludes analysis of letters, diaries and journals of the early colonists, as well as newspaper and magazine stories.Challenges international definitions of literary journalism while examining its eme

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True Beginnings,ot only a human cargo of more than 750 convicts, but also Australia’s first printing press. Building on the work of historians including Rod Kirkpatrick, Sally Young and Grace Karskens, this chapter gives a contextual overview of the development of the press from that moment till Federation in 1901.

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Captured Lives and Settler Memoir,excluded from modern definitions of literary journalism in cases where the author and their developing consciousness are the chief subjects of the story, obscuring the world around them. Yet, there were many instances of memoir written in the nineteenth-century Australia where the writer’s main purp

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,The Sketch: Colonial Characters,iters were influenced by Washington Irving’s ., which popularised the sketch as descriptive writing of people and places. This chapter begins with the work of Henry Savery, Thomas Revel Johnson, Theodore Emile Argles (Harold Gray) and Caroline Dexter who favoured the character sketch to describe and

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Sketches of Place, Landscape and Travel,victs and then migrants arrived in the Australian colonies in increasing numbers over the course of the nineteenth century, they were claiming their place in a land the imperial project told them was empty and available for “discovery” and settlement. Believing the indigenous peoples were uncivilise

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