Editors McCredden and O’Reilly have amassed a collection of essays that not only investigate Winton’s individual novels, but look into themes evident throughout this celebrated Australian
author’s career, and even delve into his popular reception, as well as his treatment at the hands of publishing professionals in both Australia and the U.S. Though Winton is both a literary and
popular success and, as the editors write in their introduction, can be seen as a ＂barometer of Australian culture,＂ little has been collected before this book, in terms of criticism.
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