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Date: 2009-2011
Date: 2009-2011
Date: 2009-2011
Issue Details: First known date: 2009... 2009 Australian Popular Fictions
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Contents

* Contents derived from the St Lucia, Indooroopilly - St Lucia area, Brisbane - North West, Brisbane, Queensland,:The University of Queensland , 2009-2011 version. Please note that other versions/publications may contain different contents. See the Publication Details.
Australian Popular Medievalism, Kim Wilkins (editor), website bibliography biography
The Australian Popular Medievalism project was established in 2009 to gauge the extent and importance of medieval images and ideas in Australian popular fiction. Recent work in the field of Australian medievalism has not yet investigated Australian popular fiction closely. This research project demonstrates how strongly Australian popular fiction engages with the medieval.
Pulp Fiction : The Australian Pulp Fiction Industry, Toni Johnson-Woods (lead researcher), Kevin Patrick (researcher), Michelle Dicinoski (researcher), website bibliography biography
This collection includes biographical details on more than 100 authors and cover artists and bibliographic detail and cover art from 2,000 titles and their translations.
Speculations : Fantasy, Horror, and Science Fiction in Australia, Kim Wilkins (lead researcher), Van Ikin (lead researcher), Toni Johnson-Woods (lead researcher), archive bibliography
The Speculations research project, established in 2011, is a substantial study of Australian popular fiction. The research – which defines speculative fiction as including science fiction, horror, and fantasy – is focused on expanding the recognition of the important place 'popular' fiction has in Australian storytelling culture. It includes some young adult material.
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