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Thomas Keneally: Critical Essay by Peter Pierce

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SOURCE: "'The Critics Made Me': The Receptions of Thomas Keneally and Australian Literary Culture," in Australian Literary Studies, Vol. 17, No. l, May, 1995, pp. 99-103.

In the essay below, Pierce examines the motives of Keneally's detractors.

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