Paul Giles

Paul Giles is Challis Professor of English at the University of Sydney. His most recent book is Backgazing: Reverse time in modernist culture (OUP, 2019).

Paul Giles reviews 'Permanent Revolution: The reformation and the illiberal roots of liberalism' by James Simpson

Published in August 2019, no. 413
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Paul Giles reviews 'Machines Like Me' by Ian McEwan

Published in May 2019, no. 411
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Paul Giles reviews 'A Season on Earth' by Gerald Murnane

Published in April 2019, no. 410
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Paul Giles reviews 'Love and Lament: An essay on the arts in Australia in the twentieth century' by Margaret Plant

Published in June-July 2018, no. 402
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Paul Giles reviews 'No End of a Lesson: Australia’s unified national system of higher education' by Stuart Macintyre, André Brett, and Gwilym Croucher

Published in January–February 2018, no. 398
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Paul Giles reviews 'A Long Way from Home' by Peter Carey

Published in November 2017, no. 396
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Paul Giles reviews 'The Glamour of Strangeness: Artists and the lost age of the exotics' by Jamie James

Published in May 2017, no. 391
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Paul Giles reviews 'The Oxford History of the Novel in English: Volume 9: The world novel in English to 1950' edited by Ralph Crane, Jane Stafford, and Mark Williams

Published in April 2017, no. 390
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Paul Giles reviews 'D.H. Lawrence's Australia: Anxiety at the edge of empire' by David Game

Published in June–July 2016, no. 382
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Paul Giles reviews 'The Invention of Nature' by Andrea Wulf

Published in March 2016, no. 379
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