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Articles in Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025
Vol. 29, Issue 1, 2025
- EditorialCaleb GonzálezJanelle AdsitJulienne van LoonRoss Watkins
- Textual hauntings: Samizdat reading practicesMarija Peričić
- Travelling from nowhere to nowhere?: Travel writing and walking in EthiopiaRuth Jackson
- “Rearrangement” and the reader in Lynn Jenner’s _Lost and Gone Away_Annabel Wilson
- Re-visioning recovery: Experiencing Nachträglichkeit in poetic autoethnographyLilian Roberts
- Expanding students’ conceptions of writing: The inclusion of social-justice-themed texts into writing coursesPatricia R. Webb
- Literary paths for posthuman exploration: The emotional contagion of embodied empathyShelley-Anne Smith
- A manual for girlhood – the embodied mechanical intertext in _Exploded View_Carrie Tiffany
- Channels and backchannels: Trauma in Kate Lilley’s _Tilt_ and Anders Villani’s _Totality_Anders Villani
- Kafka and Weil: Self-shedding and decreativity in our writing practicesSoren Tae Smith
- TEXT Prose and Poetry April 2025Caitlyn StoneJacqueline ExbroyatPatricia WorthBríd-Áine ParnellIan C SmithDavid Thomas Henry WrightNat KasselInez BaranayYuxin ZhaoRebekah ClarksonShady CosgroveGay LynchJulia PrendergastBillie TravaliniCassandra AthertonDominique HecqEugen BaconJen WebbJessica SeymourKatrina FinlaysonOwen BullockPaul HetheringtonMartin LangfordAnnabel WilsonVerity OswinBeth SpencerElla JefferyLes Wicks
- TEXT Reviews April 2025Jodi VialPhilip HarveyAmanda TinkSamuel J CoxJen WebbCarolyn BoothMoya CostelloDenise BecktonTarla KramerAndrew LeggettJake Sandtner
Peričić, Marija. 2025. “Textual Hauntings: Samizdat Reading Practices.” TEXT 29 (1): 1–24. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.133979.