“Dale’s treatment of the Constitution—‘vandalism’ as she calls it (quoted in Messenger)—forces a re-reading of the Australian Constitution, not simply as a historical document or legal relic but as a live, living text. Constitution makes the Constitution a poem by rendering it unrecognisable as a legal document and by replacing the official language of the nation with the unofficial language of its governance.”

• - Astrid Lorange, Australian Humanities Review

Reviews:

Tony Messenger: Mascara Literary Review

Astrid Lorange: Australian Humanities Review