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1 Remembering Laurie Sue Ballyn , 2021 single work essay
— Appears in: I’m Listening Like the Orange Tree : In Memory of Laurie Hergenhan 2021; (p. 131-134)
1 y separately published work icon I’m Listening Like the Orange Tree : In Memory of Laurie Hergenhan Antonella Riem Natale (editor), Sue Ballyn (editor), Stefano Mercanti (editor), Caterina Colomba (editor), Udine : Forum : The University of Udine Press , 2021 25115375 2021 anthology criticism essay

'This volume in memory of Laurence Hergenhan is a collective demonstration of affection and gratitude for the kind and wise man he was and for all the wonderful things he accomplished in Literary Studies. He taught generations of students how to study in depth, sharing the finesse of literature and showing us how friendship, warmth and creativity are gifts to be cherished at all times and across countries. To honour the bountiful generosity of his life and work, the first section of this volume collects critical essays by prominent scholars, colleagues and friends who had an enriching and long-standing relationship with him. The second part of this volume gathers personal appreciations, stories and memories.'

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1 The Biography of Adelaide de La Thoreza : Fact or Fiction? Sue Ballyn , 2016 single work criticism
— Appears in: Coolabah , no. 20 2016; (p. 38-47) 'This article centres on the first part of James Cameron’s 1878 biography of Adelaida de la Thoreza, entitled Adelaide de la Thoreza: A Chequered Career, in order to briefly discuss the problematics of biography as a literary genre, but in particular to reveal what appears to be a reconstruction of identity in the figure of Adelaide. Although the discussion will leave many questions unanswered due to the lack of documentary evidence, this very lack of evidence will allow for a series of “reasonable doubts” to cast their shadow over the veracity of Cameron’s text.' (Publication abstract)
1 Review : Nine Days Sue Ballyn , 2014 single work review
— Appears in: Reviews in Australian Studies , vol. 8 no. 4 2014;
— Review of Nine Days Toni Jordan , 2012 single work novel
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