澳大利亚著名作家理查德·弗兰纳根出版了散文集《异端邪说》，收录24篇文章，跨越2009年至2025年间的写作时期1。这些文章中，部分最初发表在《卫报》和《月刊》等媒体上1。虽然集子的标题暗示异端性质，但评论指出，弗兰纳根的大多数文章实际上仍在既有的辩论框架内展开，真正具有异端性的是其关于文学界取消文化的论述1。其中最具挑战性的文章《新维多利亚人》发表于《卫报》2018年，直接触及这一敏感话题1。
弗兰纳根的学术和道德立场早已确立。他因长篇小说《通往深北的狭窄之路》(2013)获得布克奖和总理文学奖1。他的非虚构作品《Toxic》(2021)揭露了塔斯马尼亚养鱼业的问题1，而《Question 7》(2023)获得贝利·吉福德奖1。2014年珀斯作家节上，在难民雷扎·巴拉蒂在芒苏斯岛拘留中心死亡的消息传出后，弗兰纳根临时改变了演讲内容1。这一系列作品和举动反映了他一贯的道德关切和对公众话题的介入。
Australian author Richard Flanagan has released a collection of essays titled Heresies, comprising 24 pieces written between 2009 and 2025, with several originally appearing in The Guardian and The Monthly. 1 While the title suggests provocative positions, the essays largely operate within established frameworks of debate, with the genuinely heterodox contribution being Flanagan's examination of cancel culture in literary circles. 1
Flanagan brings considerable credibility to the collection through his acclaimed literary work. He won the Booker Prize and the Prime Minister's Literary Award for his 2013 novel The Narrow Road to the Deep North. 1 His non-fiction work Toxic, published in 2021, exposed problems within Tasmania's aquaculture industry. 1 His work Question 7 (2023) earned the 2014 Baillie Gifford Prize. 1 Among the current collection, the essay titled "The New Victorians," which appeared in The Guardian in 2018, represents his most heretical contribution, addressing cancel culture within the literary establishment. 1 Flanagan altered his remarks at the 2014 Perth Writers Festival following the death of Reza Barati at Manus Island detention centre, demonstrating how contemporary events have shaped his public intellectual engagement. 1
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