Professor Gerry Turcotte is Dean, School of Arts & Sciences, University of Notre Dame, Sydney, Australia. He was formerly Head of the School of English Literatures, Philosophy and Languages in the Faculty of Arts until the end of 2006. Gerry is Past President of the Association for Canadian Studies in Australia and New Zealand (ACSANZ), Past Secretary of the International Council for Canadian Studies (ICCS) and Founding Director of the Centre for Canadian-Australian Studies (CCAS). He moved to Notre Dame in 2007.

Book Chapters

• G. Turcotte (2005) Vampiric Decolonization: Fanon, 'Terrorism' and Mudrooroo’s Vampire Trilogy
• G. Turcotte (2004) Compr(om)ising Postcolonialisms: Postcolonial Pedagogy and the Uncanny Space of Possibility
• G. Turcotte (2004) Persistence of Vision: Memory, Migration & Citizenship - Free Trade or the Faulure of Cross-Culturality?
• G. Turcotte (2003) Re-mastering the Ghosts: Mudrooroo and Gothic Refigurations
• G. Turcotte (2003) Re-Marking on History, or, Playing Basketball with Godzilla: Thomas King’s Monstrous Post-colonial Gesture
• G. Turcotte (2002) "A Fearful Calligraphy": De/scribing the Uncanny Nation in Joy Kogawa’s Obasan
• G. Turcotte (2001) Secrets - Flying in Silence
• G. Turcotte (1998) Australian Gothic

Journal Articles

• G. Turcotte (1995) In–Flight History: the Canadian–Australian Literary Prize and the Question of Nationalism
• G. Turcotte (1995) Sexual Gothic: Marian Engel’s Bear and Elizabeth Jolley’s The Well