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ISSN 1327-9556
Special Issues: scholarly article
Vol. 29, Issue Special 74, 2025February 05, 2025 AEST

Fringe dwelling in autobiographical memory – Writers’ perspectives

Julia Prendergast, Dominique Hecq, Rose Michael, Gabriella Munoz, Julienne van Loon, Jen Webb,
Creative writingautobiographical memoryideasthesiaunknown thoughtneuro/psychoanalysis
https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.129332
Photo by David Clode on Unsplash

Articles in Vol. 29, Issue Special 74, 2025

Vol. 29, Issue Special 74, 2025
  • Editorial: Writing from the Fringes
    Jen WebbKimberly K. WilliamsEileen Herbert-Goodall
  • My Double-Diaspora: Two Natures, Two Cultures and reposing the enduring image of C. P. Snow’s “bridge”
    Fiona Druitt
  • Fringe dwelling in autobiographical memory – Writers’ perspectives
    Julia PrendergastDominique HecqRose MichaelGabriella MunozJulienne van LoonJen Webb
  • 2CUZ-FM
    Paul CollisJen CrawfordUrsula K. FrederickDenis HolyoakeWayne KnightPaul MageeEmma Philips
  • Suture: Women’s stories voiced through memoir and poetry
    Anne M. CarsonKimberly K. WilliamsAngela Costi
  • Heterogeneity and creative expression: A creative writing artistic approach to focus on emotions surrounding disabilities
    Anne Brady-ClarkDante DeBonoKendrea RhodesStef RozitisChloe CannellEugene TabiosSteph Daughtry
  • Strange dreams and unforgiving landscapes: Australian Gothic and the prose poem
    Paul HetheringtonCassandra AthertonAlyson Miller
  • From Eco-Thriller to Eco-Horror: Eleanor Catton’s Birnam Wood as an Antipodean inversion of Bram Stoker’s Dracula
    Julian Novitz
  • Exploring the writer's relationship with the more-than-human by traversing Mabi Forest: Towards an integrated perspective in middle-grade eco-narratives
    Ola Kwintowski
  • Clever
    Antonia Pont
  • Epistles to Our Mother (A Sauútiverse story)
    Eugen Bacon
  • Liminal
    Dominique Hecq
  • August in translation
    C. M. Stone
  • The part removed
    Oscar Davis
  • Dead batteries
    Sarah Giles
  • “Some harm, some foul”: The editor’s duty of care in minimising the potential harm of creative nonfiction that contains problematic or distressing material
    Christina NorthKate CantrellCamilla Cripps
  • Towards post-human storytelling: Pushing boundaries in decentring the human
    Stef RozitisDante DeBonoAnne Brady-ClarkEvan JarrettAmelia Walker
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Prendergast, Julia, Dominique Hecq, Rose Michael, Gabriella Munoz, Julienne van Loon, and Jen Webb. 2025. “Fringe Dwelling in Autobiographical Memory – Writers’ Perspectives.” TEXT 29 (Special 74): 1–24. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.129332.
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