Dr Anita Heiss
Professor of Communications
Affiliate appointment with School of Communication and Arts & Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit
Professor of Communications
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies Unit
Affiliate Professor
School of Communication and Arts
+61 7 336 56712
Books
Heiss, Anita Barbed wire and cherry blossoms. Cammeray, NSW, Australia: Simon & Schuster, 2017.
Heiss, Anita Dhuuluu Yala: publishing Aboriginal Literature. Canberra, Australia: Aboriginal Studies Press, 2003.
Heiss, Anita Who Am I? The diary of Mary Talence: Sydney, 1937. Sydney, NSW, Australia: Scholastic Press, 2001.
Book Chapters
Heiss, Anita (2015). Not All Writers Began as Readers. In Debra Adelaide (Ed.), The Simple Act of Reading (pp. 99-109) North Sydney, NSW Australia: Random House.
Heiss, Anita (2013). Am I Black Enough for You? (excerpt). In Anton Blank and Kerry Reed-Gilbert (Ed.), Ora Nui: A collection of Maori and Aboriginal Literature (pp. 61-67) Auckland, New Zealand: Anton\Blank#Limited.
Heiss, Anita (2008). Aboriginal Children's Literature: More than pretty pictures. In Bernadette Brennan (Ed.), Just Words? Australian authors writing for justice (pp. 102-117) St Lucia, QLD Australia: UQP.
Heiss, Anita (2007). Indigenous book publishing. In David Carter and Anne Galligan (Ed.), Making Books: Contemporary Australian Publishing (pp. 255-265) St Lucia, QLD Australia: UQP.
Heiss, Anita (2005). O is for o-literature. In Dale Spender and Phillip Adams (Ed.), The Ideas Book (pp. 170-178) Brisbane, QLD Australia: UQP.
Heiss, Anita (2001). Aboriginal Identity and Its Effects on Writing. In Armand Garnet Ruffi (Ed.), (Ad)ressing Our Words: Aboriginal Perspectives on Aboriginal Literatures (pp. 205-232) Penticton, BC Canada: Theytus Books.
Journal Articles
Heiss, Anita (2011) Media Release: Statement on Eatock vs HWT. Southerly, 71 2: 25-26.
Heiss, Anita (2007) On Being Invisible. Griffith Review, 15 Autumn: 256-264.
Heiss, Anita (2006) Black poetics. Meanjin, 65 1: 180-191.
Creative Work
Heiss, Anita (2015) Tiddas. Cammeray, NSW, Australia, Simon & Schuster.