Scholarly
“She believes she is herself”: Contemporary Feminist Poetics Under Late-Stage Capitalism – PhD Thesis at the University of Sydney, 2024
A very online subjectivity: Poetry, embodiment and digital spaces – TEXT Vol. 25, Special Issue 64, October 31, 2021
Conversations with Commodities: Consumable Bodies in Melinda Bufton’s “Conversations with Christopher Langton’s I luv you Sculpture, 1993″ – Philament, November 2020
Poetry Against Neoliberal Capitalism in Ali Alizadeh and Melinda Bufton – Cordite Scholarly, October 1, 2020
Essays
Salvation or scam: a closer look at financial gurus – Incent
Sex positivity and the question of sexual experience – Archer Magazine, July 27, 2018
Reviews – Literature
Julia Clark reviews Obligations of Voice by Anne Elvey – Plumwood Mountain, 2021
Julia Clark reviews Dead Bolt by Ella Jeffery – Plumwood Mountain, 2020
Julia Clark reviews Alice Allan’s The Empty Show – Cordite Poetry Review, September 2, 2020
Julia Clark reviews Acting Like a Girl by Sandra Renew – Plumwood Mountain
Beauty – Tinted Edges, February 6, 2020
Tumultuous Waters: A Review of Deborah Levy’s “The Cost of Living” – the Adroit Journal Blog, January 31, 2020
Reviews – Performance
Night Writes – active 2018-2022
Moonlight and Magnolias: Gone with the Wind Almost Didn’t Get Up – Sydney Arts Guide, June 14, 2022
Calendar Girls @ Guild Theatre Rockdale – Sydney Arts Guide, May 23, 2022
Exit Laughing: the New Comedy @ Arts Theatre Cronulla – Sydney Arts Guide, May 21, 2022
“A dance between humour and hurt”: Blame Traffic – Audrey Journal
“A cross-section of millennial interests”: Two Girls One Show – Audrey Journal
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