Ruth McHugh-Dillon

Sydney Review of Books

August 2023

Settling Scores: Ruth McHugh-Dillon talks to Ellen van Neerven about reclaiming sport

Meanjin

August 2023

Honour Your Mother

Readings

June 2023

Review

Australian Book Review

April 2023

Queers in the canon: Navel-gazing in the name of Sappho

Australian Book Review

April 2022

Maixabel: The human faces of ETA’s violent legacy

Sydney Review of Books

August 2021

A Black-Hole Feeling

The Conversation

August 2021

Guide to the Classics: Carmen Laforet’s Nada captures longing and desire in post-war Spain

Right Now

February 2019

Where is the child’s mother? Father: A review of Tell Me How it Ends

The Lifted Brow

December 2018

The Lives of Others: A review of Jenny Erpenbeck’s Go Went Gone

North Arts West

April 2018

Island Mentality

Right Now

October 2018

Systems of Oppression: A review of No Friend But the Mountains

North Arts West

November 2017

The Girl Trujillo Wanted

Critically comparing representations of the dictator in The Brief Wondrous Life of Oscar Wao and The Feast of the Goat

Overland

December 2017

On Birds and Confinement Wings: A review of Behrouz Boochani’s Chauka Please Tell Us the Time

Kill Your Darlings

October 2015

Weirding English: The New Scripture of the Suburbs in Omar Musa’s Here Come the Dogs