Review: On Alexis Wright: Writers on Writers - Geordie Williamson (Black Inc.)Black Inc. has defied expectations by not commissioning a First Nations author to reflect on the significance of Wright's work. He writes with an awareness of his non-Indigenous background; indeed, he takes the opportunity to explore how Wright's work forces him to confront his own settler-colonial guilt. Williamson chooses to read Wright's work through the lens of poetry, emphasising the extent to which Wright's work pushes at genre boundaries and runs roughshod over literary categories. Williamson suggests that the key to Wright's work lies in her ability to evoke the deeper rhythms of the Australian landscape. Wright's work, from the start, has been overwhelmingly read within the limiting, dichotomous framework of Blak and white Australia.