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Queers in Exile
Warning: This audio contains strong language which may be offensive to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
Throughout the twentieth century, many gay Australian writers and artists left Australia—some of them would never return.
Literary scholar Dr Ellen Smith explores the relationship between expatriatism and queer identity in mid-twentieth-century Australian writing through a number of case studies of writers whose decision to leave Australia can be linked to their sexuality.
About Dr Ellen Smith
Dr Ellen Smith is a literary scholar interested in the global contexts of Australian literature, and a lecturer in Gender Studies and Australian Literature at Deakin University.
Dr Smith is the 2019 Fellow supported by the Ray Mathew and Eva Kollsman Trust for Research in Australian Literature.
Image: Dr Ellen Smith
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Warning: This audio contains strong language which may be offensive to some viewers. Viewer discretion is advised.
Throughout the twentieth century, many gay Australian writers and artists left Australia—some of them would never return.
Literary scholar Dr Ellen Smith explores the relationship between expatriatism and queer identity in mid-twentieth-century Australian writing through a number of case studies of writers whose decision to leave Australia can be linked to their sexuality.
About Dr Ellen Smith
Dr Ellen Smith is a literary scholar interested in the global contexts of Australian literature, and a lecturer in Gender Studies and Australian Literature at Deakin University.
Dr Smith is the 2019 Fellow supported by the Ray Mathew and Eva Kollsman Trust for Research in Australian Literature.
Image: Dr Ellen Smith