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HomePeopleAssociate Professor Patrick Mullins
Associate Professor Patrick Mullins

Position: Honorary Associate Professor
School and/or Centres: National Centre of Biography

Email: patrickjosephmullins@gmail.com

Qualification: PhD, University of Canberra

Website: https://patrickmullinsauthor.com

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Biography, narrative non-fiction, Australian politics, Australian literature, Australian literary history, Australian political history

The Stained Man: A crime, a scandal, and the making of a nation (Scribe, 2026)

King & Wood Mallesons: A history (MUP, 2024)

The Divided Heart of Catherine Mackerras (Kapunda, 2024)

Co-authored with Matthew Ricketson, Who needs the ABC? Why taking it for granted is not an option (Scribe, 2022)

The Trials of Portnoy (Scribe, 2020)

Tiberius with a Telephone: The life and stories of William McMahon (Scribe, 2018)

Copyright Agency Non-fiction Fellow, 2023

NSW Premier's Literary Award for Non-Fiction, 2020

National Biography Award, 2020